Looking at History

Interview with Mark Crail   This interview was originally published on the Chartist Ancestor blog but, although it is referred to ...

Those publications with an asterisk (*) were co-written with C.W. Daniels. This list does not include editorials for Teaching History , book...

Richard Brown, Famine, Fenians and Freedom, 1830-1882 , Authoring History, second edition, 2017, £20.37, paperback, ISBN 978-1540352231; ...

There have been important change in the Rebellion Trilogy, a series of books that were written between 2004 and 2010 and published in 2010...

PASSING 400,000 I started my Looking at History blog on Blogger on 30 July 2007 and it’s taken until 7 June 2013 to reach 400,000 ‘hits’: ...

JUST PUBLISHED The essays in this book seek to unpick the notion of the 'peaceable kingdom' in the light of the violence that perm...

Resistance and Rebellion in the British Empire 1600-1980 , Richard Brown, Clio Publishing, 2013, paperback, 626 pp., £27.95 ISBN 97809556983...

NOW AVAILABLE AS A KINDLE ‘…extremely impressed by the range of your scholarship and the depth of your research; you seem to have read just...

I’m not sure when this book will finally be published but I’m hoping to complete it by August or possibly September.  While researching the ...

This interview was originally published on Mark Crail’s excellent Chartist Ancestors Blog ( http://chartist-ancestors.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03...

JUST PUBLISHED In less than fifty years Canada experienced six major rebellions: in Lower and Upper Canada in late 1837 and 1838, the Fenia...

JUST PUBLISHED In less than fifty years Canada experienced six major rebellions: in Lower and Upper Canada in late 1837 and 1838, the Fenia...

My decision to publish Rebellion in Canada as two print volumes as well as a combined Kindle edition has given me the opportunity to produc...

In less than fifty years Canada experienced six major rebellions: in Lower and Upper Canada in late 1837 and 1838, the Fenian rebellions of ...

In these days when students often have a bad press, Famine, Fenians and Freedom , is dedicated to the sixth form students whom I taught and ...

In 1806, Le French Canadian was established by Pierre Bédard in Quebec with its motto: ‘Notre foi, notre langue, nos institutions’ . These ...