In April 1636, two aspiring lawyers, eager to make their way in the world, corresponded about the state of affairs in London.

An act that had deep roots in the Puritan-led Parliament's fight against Christmas in England during the 1640s, leading to ...

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Lisa Nandy, the culture secretary, is to sign off the appointment of a chair of English football's new referee within days.

Habeas corpus is a critical safeguard of liberty. In the words of Chief Justice John Marshall in the seminal 1803 case, Marbury v. Madison, the “very essence” of civil liberty is “the right to claim ...

Many of English Heritage sites are celebrating ... who gained power after the Civil War in the mid-17th Century, took radical religious reform to the next level: In 1647, Parliament abolished Easter ...

his relationships with parliament and the people, and events that led to the English Civil War. Published in 1655, this revised and enlarged second edition - produced the following year - addresses ...

In the 20th, another Canadian historian remarked that the War of 1812 is “an episode in history that makes everybody happy, because everybody interprets it differently...the English are happiest ...

The responsibility for preventing further escalation of Baloch insurgency rests with the Pakistani state that holds both the ...

A media industry veteran who has helped negotiate a string of broadcast rights deals across English football has emerged as ...

The lives of MPs during one of the most turbulent periods in Parliament's history are the theme of several books donated to the Hive which shed light on the English Civil War. In a ceremony at the ...