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Tom Holland is joined by Professor Louise Jackson from the University of Edinburgh and journalist Sarah Ditum.
Dr Naomi Paxton explores how sex trafficking and moral panic thed to the birth of the Women's Police Service in 1914.
Dr Fiona Watson explains why 1302 is her favourite year in history - and, in particular, one day when, at a battle on the Continent, the mounted knight was rumbled.
Helen Castor explores the origins of Marriage Banns and Dr John Gallagher argues that historians should be concerned about style as well as substance.
Producer Nick Patrick
By BBC Radio 44.2
4545 ratings
Tom Holland is joined by Professor Louise Jackson from the University of Edinburgh and journalist Sarah Ditum.
Dr Naomi Paxton explores how sex trafficking and moral panic thed to the birth of the Women's Police Service in 1914.
Dr Fiona Watson explains why 1302 is her favourite year in history - and, in particular, one day when, at a battle on the Continent, the mounted knight was rumbled.
Helen Castor explores the origins of Marriage Banns and Dr John Gallagher argues that historians should be concerned about style as well as substance.
Producer Nick Patrick

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