Like the RHS Bibliography, Irish History Online will be changing its publication arrangements in the new year, but will remain a free service at https://www.irishhistoryonline.ie/. More information is available on Irish History Online’s website.
The new Bibliography of British and Irish History (BBIH), which will replace the RHS Bibliography and London’s Past Online from 1 January 2010, has been updated. There are 3,000 additional titles and some problems with the geographical and subject indexing of...
The IHR’s Director, Professor Miles Taylor, can be heard on this morning’s (18 December) Today Programme discussing the new History of Parliament volumes on the House of Commons between 1820 and 1832. He and the HoP’s Philip Salmon were both asked as...
The Grand Tour, the 18th-century aristocratic rite of passage retraced earlier this year for Channel 4 by Kevin McCloud, is the focus of a new digital resource.Produced by Adam Matthew Digital, The Grand Tour collates letters, diaries, printed guidebooks, travel...
The whole of the autumn term series of the Voluntary Action History seminar is now available to listen to in podcast form. The last seminar of the year, Other Times, Other Places: Parallels from Historical Research and International Practice, was held jointly with the...
Reviews in History has been accused with some justification in the past of concentrating too heavily on books of recent history. We’re making every effort to correct this imbalance, and as evidence of this two medieval history reviews have been published this...
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