781 publications

• The Historian 149: Out now
• Out and About: the central Marches of Wales and the Mortimer family of Wigmore
• History Abridged: The census
• My Favourite History Place: St James Church, Gerrards Cross
• Women’s friendship in late eighteenth-century America and its relevance to lockdown
• ‘Power to the people’? Disputed presidential elections in US history
• Eyam: the plague village 1665-66
• Ancient Athenian inscriptions in public and private UK collections
• Disease and healthcare on the Isle of Man
• The experience of Bilston in the cholera epidemic of 1831–32
• Real Lives: Commonwealth War Graves Commission memorial: Edward George Keeling
• Florence Nightingale and epidemics
• Out and About: Tynemouth Priory
• Volunteers to a man: an industrial workplace goes to war
• History Abridged: The Berlin Conference 1884–1885
• The Historian 148: Out now
• My Favourite History Place: The Chantry Chapel of St Mary on Wakefield Bridge
• Real Lives: Surviving the War in the Soviet Union: recollections of a child deportee
• Richard III and the Princes in the Tower: update
• German universities under the Nazis
• Why was it so important to see Dunkirk as a triumph rather than a disaster in 1940?
• Monty’s school: the benign side of Viscount Montgomery of Alamein
• Blood and Iron: the violent birth of modern Germany
• Glowing in the Dark
• Origins of the European financial markets
• Real Lives: Harry Daley
• At home with Amanda Ira Aldridge
• ‘The cradle of the Industrial Revolution’
• The Invisible Building: St John's in Bridgend
• Grave matters