Histories
Andrew Chapman, Paul LenzRegular stories from the hidden corners of history. Histories uses the words of those who were there; The History of Things explores everyday objects. Paying subscribers can access extra articles, ebooks and bonus material.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 176 | Subscribers | Read | gethistories.com |
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Unhappy wanderers, 1774
I came across this week’s diarist through her vivid account of a storm at sea, when crossing the Atlantic in the late 18th century on a voyage to the Caribbean. But reading more of her words, and learning more about her, opened up a can of ...
A history of pockets
(A quick note to introduce myself. My name is Paul and I have been working with Andrew on various projects for almost 20 years. We have co-authored a numbers-related book together and published a book I wrote about cats, amongst many other ...
Capering with Will, 1600
Before we begin this week’s piece, an announcement! I’m delighted to say my good friend and long-time collaborator Paul has joined the Histories fold, and from next week we will alternate between this series and Paul’s new one on ‘The Histo...
[History by Numbers] Stand up for stats
This series closes with a celebration of the UK Office for National Statistics
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