This is a response to the review of my edited volume, Memory and History: Understanding Memory as Source and Subject (Routledge, 2013) published online by the Institute of Historical Research’s ‘Reviews in History’ website. The original review, as well as the author response is included here.

This is a short review article.

This dossier is dedicated to Marcel L’Herbier, a seminal figure in twentieth-century cinema who, although very prolific, remains little known outside France. It grows out of the 4th Fashion in Film Festival, a film season which celebrated L’Herbier’s unique position in French cinema – and cinema more generally – as a driving force behind many sign…[Read more]

The Battle of Agincourt, 1415, has attracted much attention from scholars. Yet much of the academic focus in this phase of the Hundred Years War centres on the English king, the army, the battle and its aftermath. Much less research has been carried out on the maritime logistics that underpinned Henry V’s invasion of France. This article seeks t…[Read more]