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The Intellectual Life of the British Working Class

A celebratory history which challenges cultural stereotypes and fashionable academic assumptions.

War, Strategy and International Politics - Essays in Honour of Michael Howard

Mourning Dress, a costume and social history

A lively study of a potentially dispiriting subject.

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