The first of Henry VIII's six wives, Katherine of Aragon was married to the infamous Tudor monarch for almost 24 years. But while she bore the king a daughter – the future Mary I – their relationship was marked by multiple miscarriages and stillbirths. Here, historical author Alison Weir examines Katherine's many pregnancies...
The 2020 presidential election looks set to be one of the most contested – and divisive – in recent history. Here, historian Peter Ling looks back at other controversial elections in history, from Abraham Lincoln's victory in 1860 to George W Bush's triumph over Al Gore in 2000…
From 'fancy breads' and smoked haddock to whisky and mulled wine, Queen Victoria displayed a healthy enjoyment of food and drink throughout her life. Here, food historian Professor Rebecca Earle explores the five-foot monarch's hearty appetites, which weren't just confined to the dining table…
Anne Boleyn was not the first Boleyn to catch the eye of King Henry VIII. Writing for HistoryExtra, historian Lauren Mackay considers what is known about her sister, Mary – the 'Other Boleyn Girl'…
Eleanor Marx, Karl Marx's youngest daughter, was a pioneering feminist and ceaseless campaigner for women's and workers' rights. Ahead of the release of new film Miss Marx, Rachel Holmes explores the life – and tragic, untimely death – of a woman who transformed British politics in the 19th century…
In their battle to end the horrors of slavery, African-American abolitionists headed across the Atlantic to rally support. Hannah-Rose Murray tells the story of the firebrands who toured the British Isles, shocking audiences and shining a spotlight on Britain's own crimes...
In our latest podcast episodes: Vincent Brown discusses an uprising in Jamaica that was the largest slave revolt in the 18th-century British Atlantic world; Thomas Penn explores the turbulent relationship between Edward IV, George, Duke of Clarence and Richard III; and Marisa Linton answers questions about the French Revolution...
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