Reviews

An extensively researched, hard-hitting reassessment of British rule in India pulls no punches, but does not tell the whole story. 

A persuasively argued but one-sided account of the economic and political failings of British rule in India.

This panoramic study of Native North American history has remarkable honesty and scope.

An erudite study of the environmental price paid by the growth of early modern London, which looks to be repeated in present-day Beijing.

The ‘Nazi who said sorry’ was a master of constructing his own narrative.

A subtly nuanced picture of European Roma.

Were the fifties a dull decade? Perfect Wives in Ideal Homes: The Story of Women in the 1950s by Virginia Nicholson has the answer.

Nigel Saul marks the 800th anniversary of the sealing of Magna Carta with a comprehensive overview of the landmark books that dominate the field.