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How Britain and France differed in their approaches to decolonisation.

How free movement in the Roman Empire resulted in a multicultural Britain.

Long overshadowed by the Revolution and the Second World War, there is renewed interest in the earlier, imperialist conflict.

A remarkable new discovery invites us to reconsider the reputation of ‘Bad’ King John.

The career of the brilliant physiologist Brown-Séquard is a reminder of the perils of scientific innovation.

The Mongol leader's encounter with a mystical beast marked him as a great leader, but says at least as much about his adviser.

The churchmen and leader of the Oxford Movement died on March 29th 1866.