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Graham Goodlad surveys the career of one of the most controversial figures in late Victorian and Edwardian politics.

Richard Evans concludes his two-part account of the Coming of the Third Reich by examining how Hitler’s position, and the state of Germany, was transformed in 1933.

Robin Evans focuses on the role of the Basques during the Spanish Civil War and its aftermath.

Robert Pearce argues that we should get better acquainted with the 'unknown prime minister'.

Retha Warnicke uncovers the real reason for Henry VIII's divorce from his fourth wife.

Jenifer Roberts recalls the impact of a tidal wave that brought chaos and disaster to Portugal.

Bernard Porter is unconvinced by American denials of a new imperialism and finds comparisons – as well as important differences – with the British experience.

Anne Kershen looks at the background to a significant benchmark in British anti-immigration legislation.

Richard Cavendish marks the funeral of one of medicine's most eminent pioneers, on March 18th, 1955.

Robert Garland considers the meaning of fame and celebrity to the Greeks and Romans.