BBC History Magazine - 2020-07-09

• AUGUST 2020
• Shushma Malik
• Hannah-Rose Murray
• Peter Frankopan
• A tale of two revolution­s
• What Victorian myths tell us about the psyche of 19th-century Londoners
• Chris Gosden discusses his new history of magic around the globe
• Michael Wood on the civil rights movement
• David Olusoga’s Hidden Histories
• PQlarKsKPg gurGs
• Justin Champion (1960–2020)
• US racial tensions reignite The fightback begins
• The all-too-familiar scenario
• Hungary suffers devastatin­g defeat to Ottoman forces
• An opera inspires revolution – and a new nation
• The 19th Amendment, when American women won the vote
• The mysterious Ninth
• Leprosy stories
• The bonds of blood
• REIGN OF TERROR
• Following the money
• A taste of the Bronze Age
• The face that didn’t fit
• Northern exposure
• Alfred the Great strikes back
• The price of change
• Mud, blood and martyrdom
• The mark of death?
• Hannah Skoda on the medieval world
• Mark Bostridge on biographie­s
• on books coming up in 2020
• Rana Mitter on global history
• Sarah Crook on social history
• Catherine Nixey on the ancient world
• Andrew Roberts on military history
• Robyn Young on historical fiction
• AROSSWORD aOMnErIrIO­l rERMS D aOlDIrIOlS

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