Dacre Lecture 2016: Henry VIII and the Ambassadors

The Habsburgs and their Eastern Neighbours: Re-evaluating the Religious Landscape of 16th-century Central Europe

Stalin’s Englishman: The Lives of Guy Burgess

‘The labour question’. ‘Lord Salisbury’s policy’. “We cannot look abroad into the territories … On this matter I can only say that I believe the Government may give useful assistance … when it finds that men are willing to co-operate with them.” Lord Salisbury is shown holding a piece of paper titled ‘Arbitration’. To his left are workers on strike and to his right a female figure with ‘trade’ written on her walks to the sea. In the distance and across the sea are the named countries, German.,57 x 90 cm.

Centre for the Study of Internationalism Inaugural Lecture. The ‘Age of Questions’

Eric J Hobsbawm Memorial Lecture 2016: European History in the Age of Hobsbawm