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When we study British history we learn about the key battles and wars that has shaped our nation's past, present and future, the often heroic Kings and Queens who led the country to glory and empire ...

Cambridge University Professor Josephine Quinn on why the 'West' was a hard-won idea, and why the idea of great civilizations of the world is so attractive and so harmful to the practice of history ...

Princeton has firmly established its presence at the forefront of AI research — including transformative work in humanities scholarship.

Frank Dikotter, Dutch by origin, is a scholar at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution. He has the good fortune to live in Palo Alto. It is there that he wrote this fifth book in his series on the ...

A crowd of Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum faithfuls gathered in front of the 100-year-old Pioneer Hall building of the ...

With the penny being ushered out of circulation early in the 21st century, theologians, historians, archaeologists and numismatists continue to glean insights from coins of the first century, when ...

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FOR centuries, the archives of the world’s great libraries were treated as silent repositories of ink and paper. Historians ...

As Black History Month approaches, discussions around identity, legacy, economics, and empowerment are gaining renewed attention. Not Who We Are contributes to this broader discourse by offering a ...

Arundhati Roy's memoir features in the Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction longlist, highlighting diverse themes and urgent voices.