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In 1984, the BBC’s ambitious adaptation of John Masefield’s
For nine days the heroic 1st Airborne fought desperately, waiting vainly for relief that never came
Inside an unassuming building, behind a damp car park in Antwerp, Belgium, scientists are teaching two spacecraft to be dance partners for a performance that will take place in front of the Sun. It’s
Were the seeds of Civil War already written into the American Constitution?
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As anyone who reads these pages knows, history has become political – especially discussions about our imperial past. So The Truth About Empire (Hurst), a collection of essays edited by Alan Lester, i
