Chrissy Hansen has an interesting Substack on Archibald Robertson, collecting a wide range of information on an often-forgotten scholar of (among other things) Christian origins.

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Ahead of a talk to the Socialist History Society tomorrow, James Crossley looks at the life of a trailblazing historian. A. L. Morton (1903–1987) is best remembered for A People’s History of Englan…

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PHIL KATZ applauds the biography of a man of principle that is a vibrant excavation of the radical tradition itself

Utopianism is an interdisciplinary concept which covers philosophy, sociology, literature, history of ideas, art and architecture, religion, futurology and ...

This book covers the life of Communist activist, historian, and literary critic, A. L. Morton, who pioneered studies in utopianism and radical history.

ELAINE MCFARLAND and JIM WHISTON introduce a collection of essays published in honour of Professor John Foster

History and Reception of English Radical Politics and Religion