Articles are organised by author surname:

• A catalyst for secession? European divisions on the parliamentary right of the Labour party, 1962-72, and the schism of British social democracy.
  Stephen C. Meredith
• Appeasement or consistent Conservatism.
  Geoffrey Hicks
• A man of peaceable intent: Burckhardt, the British and Red Cross neutrality during the Second World War.
  James Crossland
• A silent presence: the English king in parliament in the fourteenth century.
  Phil Bradford
• A Study of Readers' Annotations in Copies of 'The Institution of a Christen Man' (1537).
  Dunstan Roberts
  
• Britain, the German revolution and the fall of France, 1870/1.
  William Mulligan
  
• Cities and peripheries.
  Swati Chattopadhyay
• Colonel Wedgwood and the historians.
  David Hayton
• Fiscal revolution and state formation in the mid seventeenth-century Scotland.
  Laura Stewart
  
• Irish Catholics, the church and the British Empire.
  Oliver Rafferty
• Irish immigrants in Scotland's shipyards and coalfields: employment relations, sectarianism and class formation.
  John Foster, Muir Houston and Chris Madigan
• Ideas of the metropolis.
  Derek Keane
• Inclusiveness and exclusion: trust networks at the origins of European cities.
  Wim Blockmans
• Mercurius Britanicus, King Charles I and the parliamentary radicals, 1643-6.
  Joyce Macadam
  
• The army, the press and the ‘Curragh Incident’, March 1914.
  Mark Connelly
• 'The eyes of an empire': the Legion of Frontiersmen, 1904-14.
  Michael Humphries
  
• The politics of remorse: penance and royal piety in the reign of Æthelred the Unready.
  Catherine Cubitt
• The riddle of the frontier: Winston Churchill, the Malakand Field Force and the rhetoric of imperial expansion.
  Richard Toye
  
• Politicizing national literature: the scholarly debate around La Chanson de Roland in the nineteenth century.
  Isabel N. DiVanna
• Rethinking a progressive moment: Labour support and Liberal decline in the 1945 general election.
  Peter Sloman
  
• 'The Warre of the Commons for the Honour of King Charles': the parliament-men and the reformation of the lord admiral in 1626.
  Thomas Cogswell
• The establishment of a statutory militia, legislative process, and Protestant mentalities in Ireland, 1692-1716.
  Neal Garnham
• Protestant interests? 1641 and the making of the Restoration settlement in Ireland.
  John Gibney
• Securing the monarchical republic: the remaking of the lord lieutenancies in 1585.
  Neil Younger
  
• Vestry politics and the emergence of a reform 'public' in Calcutta, 1813-36.
  Joseph R. Hardwick
• Urban civil society: the impact of colonial rule.
  Lynn Hollen Lees
• ‘Measuring by the bushell’: reweighing the Indian Ocean pepper trade.
  Sebastian R. Prange
• Between king and pope: Thomas Wolsey and the Knight mission.
  Jessica Sharkey
• Crusade administration in fifteenth-century England: regulations for the distribution of indulgences in 1489.
  Robert Swanson
• Re-inventing the 'moral economy' in post-war Britain.
  James Tomlinson

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