BBC History Magazine - 2022-12-28

• Zulu warriors rout British troops at Isandlwana
• France retakes Calais from the English
• The first voluntary hospital treating sexually transmitte­d disease opens in London
• History, subverted by Putin, could help free Russia from its flawed mindset
• Last year’s political chaos in Britain isn’t unpreceden­ted – remember the 1920s
• The accession of a new monarch sparks uncertaint­y – for crown and state alike
• WATERBORNE KILLERS: The Atlantic world’s most notorious pirates
• 1 The art of darkness
• 2 The mystery of the Burton Agnes drum
• 3 When metal made its mark
• 5 A mover and shaker
• 6 The prince of Prittlewel­l
• 7 The Picts’ finest hour
• 8 A dramatic discovery
• DID YOU KNOW…?
• Natalie Marlow discusses Needless Alley, her detective noir novel set in interwar Birmingham
• Christienn­a Fryar on a groundbrea­king account of the Haitian Revolution
• Ordinary lives

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