Aspects of History

Issue 26

Highlights include:

Issue 26 includes Geoffrey Wawro on the Vietnam War, Leanda de Lisle on the Tudors, Caroline Alexander on the Most Dangerous Journey of WW2, Paul A. Rahe on the Spartans, plus much much more.

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Issue 25

Highlights include:

Issue 25 includes Dominic Sandbrook discussing Admiral Nelson, Helen Castor on Richard II & Henry IV, William Boyd on his latest novel, Edward IV is our Historical Hero, Jade Scott writes about Mary, Queen of Scots and Jack Weatherford on Kublai Khan, plus much much more.

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Issue 24

Highlights include:

Issue 24 includes Ben Macintyre discussing the Iranian Embassy siege, Jane Thynne on Vienna, Dan Jones on Henry V, Harold Godwinson is our Historical Hero, Keith Lowe writes about the Naples in 1944 and Phillips O’Brien on Stalin and FDR.

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Issue 23

Highlights include:

Issue 23 includes Richard Evans on Hitler’s cronies, Alice Loxton on Coming of Age at 18, Roger Moorhouse discusses plots to kill the Fuhrer, Patrick Leigh Fermor is our Historical Hero, Barbara Emerson writes about the First Cold War and Adam Zamoyski on Izabela the Valiant.

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Issue 22

Highlights include:

Issue 22 includes Giles Milton on the alliance that won the war, Saul David discusses Pegasus Bridge, Fiona Forsyth writes about her Historical Hero, Ovid, Max Hastings discusses Operation Biting and the personalities involved, and Catherine Hanely writes about 1217, a crucial year for England.

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Issue 21

Highlights include:

Issue 21 includes an interview with Bettany Hughes by Dr Tessa Dunlop, Ali Ansari on Iran and Britain, Justine Firnhaber-Baker on the Capetians, Nick Hewitt on the Royal Navy & D-Day and Martin Samuels on Alfred Dreyfus.

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Issue 20

Highlights include:

Issue 20 includes an interview with Louis Ferrante on the Mob, Mary Beard talks to Tessa Dunlop, Paul Bingley on Masters of the Air and Lucy Ashe on British Ballet.

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Issue 19

Highlights include:

Issue 19 includes an interview with David Reynolds on Churchill, Cat Jarman talks Anglo-Saxons, Historians & Hollywood by Adam Zamoyski and Gunpowder & Divine Right with Leanda de Lisle.

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Issue 18

Highlights include:

Issue 18 includes an interview with General David Petraeus & Andrew Roberts, the British Empire with Matthew Parker, Damien Lewis on the SAS and the early Medieval period with Theodore Brun.

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Issue 17

Highlights include:

Issue 17 includes an interview with Tom Holland, Roger Moorhouse on a Holocaust Escape Operation, Katherine Pangonis on Antioch, Michael Smith on the Real Special Relationship and an interview with novelist C.J.Carey.

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Issue 16

Highlights include:

Our sixteenth issue includes an interview with Antonia Fraser by Gretchen Friemann, Charles Spencer on Charles II’s Great Escape, Mycenae and Clytemnestra by Susan C. Wilson, Serhii Plokhy on the Russo-Ukrainian War and Peter Taylor on The Troubles.

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Issue 15

Highlights include:

Our fifteenth issue includes features from Tessa Dunlop on the Monarchy Then & Now, Christopher Clark on the 1848, Alice Loxton on the Napoleon & Gillray and Martyn Rady on Hungary’s Stalinist.

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Issue 14

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Issue 13

Issue 13

Highlights include:

Our thirteenth issue includes features from Simon Sebag Montefiore on world history and families, Tessa Dunlop on Elizabeth and Philip’s early life, William Boyd on his new novel and Al Murray on the men who gave us victory in WW2.

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Issue 12

Highlights include:

Our twelfth issue includes features from Robert Harris on England and Civil War, Katie Stallard on Russia’s Great Patriotic War Myth, Ben Macintyre on Colditz. Lucy Worsley on Agatha Christie and Max Hastings on the Cuban Missile Crisis.

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Issue 11

Highlights include:

Our eleventh issue includes features from Leanda de Lisle on Henrietta Maria, Charles I’s wife, Robert Lyman on Bill Slim, Minette Walters on her latest novel and Barney White-Spunner on the Partition of India.

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Issue 10

Highlights include:

Our tenth issue includes features from Antony Beevor on the Lenin and the Russian Civil War, Anna Keay the other son of Oliver Cromwell, Nelly Lahoud on the Taliban and Bin Laden and Gavin Mortimer on David Stirling and Paddy Mayne.

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Issue 9

Highlights include:

Our ninth issue includes features from Douglas Murray on the view on history in the West, Tessa Dunlop on the Queen during WW2, Peter Hughes on modern anti-semitism, and Gretchen Friemann on the Anglo-Irish Treaty and Unionism..

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Issue 8

Highlights include:

Suzannah Lipscomb on the struggles of female life in Reformation France, Andrew Richards on the new challenges the British Army faces, Jane Ridley on George V and Allan Mallinson on Seven Campaigns.

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Issue 7

Highlights include:

Tessa Dunlop on Women in Combat, Hitler’s Declaration of War on Japan, by Charlie Laderman, The lead up to 1066, by K.M.Ashman and Marion Kummerow on From the Dark We Rise.

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Issue 6

Highlights include:

Neil Oliver on 100 Moments in History, Laura Thompson on Wealthy Heiresses, Sarah Gristwood on the Tudors’ Courtly Code and Matthew Lewis on Henry II & Eleanor of Aquitaine.

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Issue 5

Highlights include:

Berlin’s Story by Barney White-Spunner, The Arab Conquests by Justin Marozzi, Anti-Female Bias by Jo Willett and Granada: Spain’s Eden, by Elizabeth Drayson.

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Issue 4

Highlights include:

Kate Vigurs on SOE Missions, Simon Kuper on George Blake, Ben Kane on Richard the Lionheart and Giles Milton on Berlin after the war.

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Issue 3

Highlights include:

Helen Carr on John of Gaunt, Sean McMeekin on Stalin’s War, Katherine Pangonis on Alice of Antioch and Charles Townshend on the Partition of Ireland.

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Issue 2

Highlights include:

Ritchie Robertson on The Enlightenment, Patrick Vernon & Angelina Osborne on Great Black Britons, Stacey Halls on the Foundling Homes and Neil Price on the Vikings.

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Issue 1

Highlights include:

The Siege of Acre in 1291 by Roger Crowley, Sudhir Hazareesingh on Black Spartacus, Anne O’Brien on the Story Behind the Queen’s Rival and Exiles, a Short Story by Antonia Senior.

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