The Peasants' War
Lyndal Roper finds a new book on the German uprising essential reading
Lyndal Roper finds a new book on the German uprising essential reading
The Hundred Years War was fought on French soil. What effects did this have on the lives of the rural French communities?
David French presents an overview of the historiography on the subject.
John Keegan reflects on the motives for war throughout human history.
'War, far from being an exact science, is a terrible and impassioned drama' wrote Baron de Jomini in 1862. John Keegan argues that it is this drama that military historians must confront in their probe into man's past.
Denis Judd reviews an infamous episode in 1895 in the Transvaal.
Paul Preston looks at the historiography of the Spanish Civil War.
Norman Davies finds that Poland is a repository of ideas and values which can outlast any number of military and political catastrophies.
Ian Roy reviews a title on one aspect of the English Civil War.
John Morrill examines the historiography of the English Civil Wars.