Philip Augustus, Medieval England’s Greatest Enemy
Catherine Hanley considers the legacy of a brilliant leader
A collection of 9 Posts
Catherine Hanley considers the legacy of a brilliant leader
Kevin Passmore examines one of the great defensive fortifications in modern history
Richard Vinen tells us about his biographical study of 'the last titans'
The day in 1895 when a locomotive ploughed through the wall of Montparnasse Station
In the 1860s, 'La Divine Comtesse' was considered the most beautiful woman of her day
The Parisian skyline was changing in a strange and stirring way in July 1888 when Gustave Eiffel led a tour of his majestic new tower
A journalist describes a poignant service in a barricaded and subdued church
Anna Mazzolla tells a story of obsession, illusion and the price of freedom, inspired by the real-life disappearance of children in pre-revolutionary Paris
Susan Denham Wade charts the evolution of the camera