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Unionism & The Treaty

Unionism & The Treaty

Ulster leader James Craig thought he had beaten Lloyd George during the Anglo-Irish Treaty negotiations.
Gretchen Friemann
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A Quiz for Christmas 2025

Zeb Baker-Smith

Fiendishly festive!? Ten questions from the Editor....

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Historical Heroes: Ninette de Valois

Lucy Ashe

British ballet has this Irish born diva to be thankful for since she established dance in the inter-war period and gave choreography in the country its distinctive flavour.

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The Aspects of History Podcast

Books of 2025 from Aspects of History

Aspects of History

Our authors and contributors recommend the titles they've enjoyed this year

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Networks behind German Lines

Helen Fry

Intelligence gathering in German-occupied Belgium during both wars has been disregarded in the main, but the impact of such efforts were highly significant.

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“War is War, Alas!”: The Story of The Laconia

Roger Moorhouse

A sinking of a POW carrier by a U-boat in the South Atlantic exhibits in equal measure the brutality and humanity of Germany’s submarine strategy in the Second World War.

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A Fairytale for Christmas – Review

Richard Foreman

A burst of Irish cheer lit up the Dominion Theatre as this festive show delivered a whirlwind of music, dance and Christmas spirit.

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Medieval Feast

A Very Tudor Christmas

Nathen Amin

From fasting and feasting to masked revelry and the singing of carols, the festive season was one of devotion and indulgence alike – a glimpse into how the early Tudors “kept their Christmas full honourably.”

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Whig vs Tory

George Owers

A new book examines the influential period between the Glorious Revolution and the Hanoverian accession.

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Separating Religion and Politics: A Mayflower Pilgrim Perspective

Karen Haden

Independent Protestants landed on Plymouth Rock in November 1620.

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Shadow of A Queen

Peter Tonkin

The exiled queen's presence in England set in motion a deadly game of faith, power, and espionage that would define Elizabeth’s reign.

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