847 publications

• Schools of Vice: how a medical scandal led to the dismantling of Britain’s last prison hulks
• James Macpherson: a Scottish Robin Hood
• Mercurial justice: a Jesuit chaplain’s view of life in the prisons of sixteenth-century Seville
• Coroners, communities, and the Crown: mapping death and justice in late medieval England
• From strategic routes to economic lifelines: the historical and contemporary importance of La Pintada
• The Historian 165: Out now
• In conversation with Tom Hamilton
• Doing history: Manorial Court Records
• Real Lives: Mrs Annabel Dott (1868–1937)
• Out and About in Lyme Regis
• Uncomfortable secrets: uncovering family history and other stories
• Update: Revisiting the Court of King Charles I
• What caused the decline of trams in West Yorkshire?
• Charles I in objects and architecture
• Piecing together the life and times of Charles I
• Caroline Court Women, 1625–1669
• ‘By his Majesties authoritie’: worship and religious policy in Caroline Britain and Ireland
• The nature of Charles I’s government
• Recruiting volunteers to fight in the First World War
• The Historian 164: Out now
• From our branches: The Bristol Branch
• Opinion: The Sarajevo Assassination and the Perilous Limits of the 9/11 Analogy
• Doing history: The Old Poor Law in a Regency York Parish 1795–1847
• Out and About: The Parish Armoury in St Mary’s Church, Mendlesham
• Real Lives: Colonel James Skinner
• In conversation with Mineke Schipper
• ‘The Nazi Service’? The Prussian origins of the Luftwaffe
• Update: New approaches to the study of ancient history
• Connecting poetry, philosophy and landscapes in Ancient China
• Sophisticated living in sub-Roman Britain