July 29, 2020
This new collection examines contemporary responses to the famously ambiguous and frequently divisive National Covenant of 1638. Here editor Chris Langley gives us an insight into the range and depth… READ MORE
July 27, 2020
A longtime Boydell author, John D. Grainger has published no fewer than eight books with us over the past sixteen years. All remain in print, and many are available in… READ MORE
June 10, 2020
Is Zoom Changing the Way We See? In a recent article in The New Yorker, Naomi Fry began exploring the aesthetic impact of Zoomification as a result of the radical… READ MORE
May 26, 2020
First published, to great acclaim, in 2015 we are delighted that Dr Stephen Brogan’s book is now available in paperback. And what a thing to read of now, in our… READ MORE
May 18, 2020
Alongside fighting the war and defeating the British, the Continental Army was expected to act as a powerful symbol of American identity and to help unify the men and women… READ MORE
May 15, 2020
A few months ago, I had such a bad head cold that I couldn’t lie down to sleep. That’s how I found myself awake in the dead of night thinking… READ MORE
May 13, 2020
Professor Nicholas Rogers’ new book recounts the series of events that began with a horrific scene aboard the British slave ship Recovery in 1792: the senseless, brutal killing of a… READ MORE
April 24, 2020
Dr John E. Davies recently published his study of the Campbells of Cawdor, charting their growth, decline and eventual survival as one of the great aristocratic families. As such it… READ MORE
February 5, 2020
Our thanks to Dr Ashley Walsh for this absorbing introduction to the concept of civil religion and the particular significance of the Church of England in Enlightenment thought. It is… READ MORE
January 15, 2020
Many strands of history come together in Dr Ito’s book – urban, cultural, social, scientific and imperial – to examine the popularity and impact of London Zoo in its early… READ MORE
Exploring the Medieval Armoury