Museums are an important means of historical education. The International Slavery Museum in...
Author - Robert Tombs
The Royal Navy’s Campaign Against the Slave Trade
History Reclaimed was delighted to welcome Professor Andrew Lambert who is the Laughton professor...
The Costs of Abolition
This is the first-ever History Reclaimed webinar, chaired by Professor Robert Tombs. We’re very...
‘Decolonization’ and the attack on the West
Why have attacks on the British Empire recently become so frequent? What cause is being served by...
Why is Britain making reparations to the heirs of slave owners?
Several major British institutions have announced their intention of giving valuable artefacts to...
Honouring a slave trader: the history of a decision
The Church of England, and other national institutions, express determination to root out or...
Netflix and the Raj
The vogue for facile anti-imperialism is not innocent. Apart from the distortions and slanders it...
Ukraine and 20th century history
The epic in Ukraine sheds light on the great tragedies of the last century. Reflection on past and...
The Canadian ‘genocide’: the origins and development of a Woke...
We have previously published material on the extraordinary claims of ‘genocide’ in Canada, based on...
“St Paul’s Cathedral celebrates a slaver”
This is the headline that you will not read on the BBC news site or the Cathedral’s own website...
