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A Librarian's War: The Man Who Fought World War II with Books and Brought the Joy of Reading to Millions
Molly Guptill Manning
English Merchant Shipping, Trade, and Maritime Communities
Gary Paul Baker and Craig Lambert
For the Dead Remember
Darryl Jones
Galileo's Library
Prof Crystal Hall
Iberian Crossroads
Pol Dalmau and Jorge Luengo
The Church, Marriage, and Sex in Late Medieval Sicily
Fabrizio Titone (translated by Anna C. Forster)
The Disciplined Dictatorship
Immo Rebitschek
The Hungarian Revolution of 1956
Johanna C. Granville
The Primitive Within
Christof Dejung
Impossible Witness
J. Ashley Foster
Visualising the Mediterranean
Amanda Tavares
Past Action: Finding Shared Agency in Modernist Histories
Kelly Wagers
Painted Words and Images in the Synagogues of Eastern and Central Europe, 1600–1800
Bracha Yaniv, Tamar Shadmi
Women Writing at Windsor
Susan Kubica Howard
From Revival to Revolution
Caitlyn Brinkman-Schwartz
The J3 Affair
Ian Williams Curtis
The British Caribbean, c.1600-c.1730
Sarah Barber
Representing Kyiv in Russian and Western Travel Literature, 1760s–1914
Kateryna Dysa
Latin Song in the Medieval West
Mary Channen Caldwell, Anne-Zoé Rillon-Marne
Narratives of joy in Enlightenment and revolutionary France and Britain
Kimberley Page-Jones
Irish Nationalism and the Great War
James McConnel
Decolonizing Representations of Slavery in European Museums
Anne-Claire Faucquez, Androula Michael
The Birth of the British Academy
Mike Savage
Women and Justice
Julia Hillner, Muriel Moser
Monetary Economy and Political Space in the Hellenistic World
Marcus Chin, Simon Glenn, Leah Lazar
Christian Political Cultures in Late Antiquity
Robin Whelan, Richard Flower, Meaghan McEvoy
The Enlightenment Worldview
Damien Tricoire
Afterlives of the Aeneid's Women
Magdalena Zira, Edith Hall
The Natural World of Troubadour Song
Anne Levitsky
Italian art, spectacle and politics at the Paris Opéra
Elisa Cazzato
Maidenhood in the Greco-Roman World
Ada Nifosi
The Networked Court
Karl Kügle
Slavery's Long Goodbye
Chris Evans
The Laureates: Poetry and Public Office (1668–2029)
Patrick Gill, Roslyn Joy Irving
Icelanders Eastward: Sailors and the Emerging Modern World
Karen Oslund
Multilingualism and the Early Modern City
Christopher Joby
Republicanism in France after the Revolution
Adam Lebovitz
Cities and Fantasy Across Cultures, 1830–1930
Klaudia Hiu Yen Lee, Sharin Schroeder
The Indian Revolutionary Movement in Europe, 1905–1918
Ole Birk Laursen
Codename: Grand Duchess. Jutta Graae’s Clandestine Role Across Copenhagen, London and Stockholm in Allied–Danish Resistance 1939–45
Trine Engholm Michelsen
Constructions of femininity in the Spanish Enlightenment
Elizabeth Lewis, Mónica Bolufer Peruga
Richard Whitford's Work for Householders
Alexander da Costa, Hannah Lucas
The Invention of Frenchness
Anne-Hélène Miller
Essay competitions in the long eighteenth century
Avi S. Lifschitz, Martin Urmann
Making Madness Visible
Alvise Sforza Tarabochia
The Idea of Evangelisation
Samuel Cardwell
Catholicism and Elizabethan Seafarers
Andrii Pastushenko
Huguenot memory, 1689-1757: Narratives of imprisonment, enslavement and exile
Nora Baker
Monastic Saints of Constantinople, 350–500
Michael Whitby
Women, Religion and Culture in Spain and Latin America, 1900-2000
Ricki O’Rawe, Eamon McCarthy
The British Cemetery
Brent Elliott, Roger Bowdler
The Special View of History
Ralph Maud, John Faulise, Gary Grieve-Carlson, Joshua Hoeynck
Race, Violence, and Form: Reframing Nineteenth-Century Ireland
Renée Fox, Mary L. Mullen
Anticolonialism, race and violence in Basque radical nationalism (1892-1936)
Maria Reyes Baztán
The Making of the Scottish Dream-Vision
Kylie Murray
British Travel Writers in Morocco, 1856–1937
Lahoucine Aammari
Transforming Orality: Articulating Social Change in Nineteenth-Century Britain
Anne-Julia Zwierlein, Katharina Herold-Zanker
Converso Plays of Seventeenth-Century Spain
Harley Erdman
Come What May, We're Here to Stay: The story of South Asian resistance in Britain
Taj Ali
What the dresses know: A women's history of modernism told through clothes
Sophie Oliver