british history
by Alexander Larman
Today, Eaton Square is London's most sought-after aress due to its beautiful garden squares and its
From the glittering ballrooms of London to the dusty backroads of 20th century America to baseball's
We've fallen hard for these history books publishing this October. From Pulitzer Prize finalist Siharth Kara's
by Peter Ackroyd
In the following excerpt from Revolution, Peter Ackroyd transports readers to England in 1714, where
by Alexander Larman
Someone once said that there are only three really enjoyable parts of creating a book: the
by Elsa Hart
In 1714, the gardener and caretaker Edmund Howard supervised his employer’s move to a new home.
Cecil Vandepeer Clarke viewed his caravan with the sort of affection that most men reserve for
‘MacNeill’ was Eoin MacNeill, the ostensible leader of the Irish Volunteers, a Gaelic scholar and professor
Editor: Michael Spilling and Consultant Editor: Chris McNab On 17 September 1944, the Anglo-Canadian 21st Army
Editor: Michael Spilling and Consultant Editor: Chris McNab The initial British–Canadian–American Normandy landings (Operation Neptune
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