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Ryan Lavelle praises a lively deconstruction of Arthurian legend and the myths surrounding post-Roman Britain
Kate Williams on a look at the effects of attempts to assassinate Victoria
Ryan Lavelle praises a lively deconstruction of Arthurian legend and the myths surrounding post-Roman Britain
John MacKenzie on a biography exploring the lives of two members of the same Scottish family - and how they shaped the British empire
Marc Morris looks at an insightful but uneven biography of a monarch who remains contentious in the popular imagination
George Bernard considers an emotive attempt to understand the trials and tribulations faced by a poet in the court of Henry VIII
Susan Doran looks at the second part of a sweeping history of England, focusing on how four monarchs shaped the lives of the nation's people
Miles Russell on an authoritative account of the origins of Britain and Ireland, from 10,000 BC to the Norman Conquest
Jane Garnett on a biography of a 19th-century artist, poet and architect
Martin Heale applauds an engaging look at the strengths and weaknesses of the English church in the years before the Reformation
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Fancy seeing something a little bit different this year?
- Thomas Cromwell: man of principle or mindless thug? Diarmaid MacCulloch on BBC2 now — 1 day 7 hours ago
- Was Thomas Cromwell a modern politician? Interesting blog http://t.co/dvk8Zjz19h — 1 day 11 hours ago
- @KimSea2shore It's blowing a gale in Bristol, Kim! — 1 day 12 hours ago
- Homemade banana loaf and an afternoon working on our July issue. It must be #Friday. What has your day looked like? http://t.co/fUwpPOb0Cz — 1 day 12 hours ago
- Edward VIII, Mexico cave art, Richard III and The Beatles all feature in this week's look at history in the headlines http://t.co/TRD77xHcTN — 1 day 13 hours ago