History Review
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A surprising number of Archibishops of Canterbury have met a violent end. Christopher Winn looks at some of the more notorious examples. Published December 12 2011
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Chris Corin elucidates important documents relating to the power struggle after Lenin's death. Published December 2 2011
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Robert Pearce, the editor of History Review, responds to common questions. Published December 2 2011
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Jean-Andre Prager demonstrates the wide-ranging impact of Darwinism. This essay was the winner of the Julia Wood Prize for 2011. Published December 2 2011
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Carole Chapman argues that Britain’s refusal to play the role assigned to her by the Führer had a vital impact on Hitler’s strategy. Published November 30 2011
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R. E. Foster explains how law and order were institutionalised in the 16th century. Published November 30 2011
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Richard Wilkinson charts the highs and lows of Winston Churchill in 1940-45. Published November 30 2011
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Mark Rathbone assesses the importance of the office of 'Veep' (VP) over the past 220 years. Published November 29 2011
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Robert Pearce asks why Louis-Philippe's 'July Monarchy' was overthrown. Published November 28 2011
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Carl Peter Watts estimates the importance of the different reasons for British withdrawal. Published November 28 2011
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Michael Mullett shows that key Protestant reformers were influenced by Erasmus's Christian Humanism, as well as by Luther's theology. Published November 28 2011
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Russ Foster asks whether the legend of the heroic king is simply too good to be true. Published September 14 2011
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Jez Ross corrects misunderstandings about the origins and significance of disturbances in 1549. Published September 14 2011
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Chris Corin ressurects the life of a Soviet survivor whose remarkable and significant career deserves to be better known. Published September 14 2011
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Robert Pearce asks whether Britain benefited from the 1853-56 contest. Published September 14 2011
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