Book Reviews
The Historian is the publication for general members of the HA. One of its regular features is book reviews. The reviews cover everything from the popular new history books to some of the more obscure, specialist books that make you proud that publishers still value history books. Find out what is hot on the history shelves here.
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The Historic Sporting Landscape
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The History of Leicester in 100 People
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The History of Sexuality in Europe; A Sourcebook
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The History of Tea and Tea Times; As Seen in Books
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The Hornsey Enclosure Act 1813, David Frith
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The Houses of History
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The Human Kind
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The Imperial Japanese Army - The Invincible Years 1941-42
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The Industrial Revolution, Britain, 1770-1810
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The Kaiser's Mission to Kabul
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The Kings and Queens of Scotland
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The King’s Cross Story: 200 Years of History in the Railway Lands
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The Kitchener Enigma
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The Last Vikings
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The Last of Africa’s Cold War Conflicts: Portuguese Guinea and its Guerrilla Insurgency
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The Life and Thought of Herbert Butterfield: History, Science and God
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The Local: A History of the English Pub
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The Making of a University
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The Making of the East London Mosque, 1910-1951
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The Man Who Was Saturday: The Extraordinary Life of Airey Neave
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