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Ottoman Pathways to Tolerance
Marc David Baer
Marc David Baer demonstrates how the Ottomans established tolerance in Europe hundreds of years before the Enlightenment.

Coventry & Stalingrad
The author of a new book on Stalingrad discusses Coventry's recent decision to cut ties with Volgograd, aka Stalingrad.

Ancient Alamo: Blatobulgium Roman Fort
The Fort of Blatobulgium was destroyed in a savage fight. What could have happened?
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Books of 2022 From Aspects of History
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Prince Rupert the Devil
Eleanor Swift-Hook
Prince Rupert of the Rhine was portrayed harshly by the Parliamentarians, but was he really so bad?

How the Redcoat Learnt the Art of War
Huw J. Davies
The lessons learnt in America led to victory over Napoleon years later.

Britain in the World Wars
Robin Prior
It was only towards the end of the Second World War that the British stumbled upon the ideal combination of general and politician.

Alexander at the British Library – Reviewed
Oliver Webb-Carter
Alexander the Great: The Making of a Myth shows his influence, thousands of years after his death.

Medieval – Reviewed
Oliver Webb-Carter
A new Czech film on the early life of one of history's finest generals has just been released.
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