Henry VIII’s break with Rome was a watershed moment for England and for Christendom. Did the papacy have itself to blame?
Rome welcomed and tended to the vast numbers of pilgrims who arrived in the 16th century, but its attitude to its own poor ...
Postwar state support for agriculture in the UK has been hailed a great success, but it had unexpected consequences. P rewar ...
The Maginot Line: A New History by Kevin Passmore confronts the myths surrounding the fall of France in 1940.
The ancestor of the London Gazette was launched on 16 November 1665, surviving its bitter rival to become the oldest newspaper in the English-speaking world still in print.
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