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Plans to measure the impact of historical research as if it were a science will mean fewer history books that excite the general reader. 

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A lusty gathering of Roman deities ends in embarrassment. 

Captivated by swarming cicadas, the young son of a freed slave was inspired to become one of the greatest minds of the American Enlightenment.

We ask 20 questions of leading historians on why their research matters, one book everyone should read and their views on historical drama …

A unique chronicle of a perilous journey reminds us of the need to reach beyond the horizon.