Thomas Cromwell and William Marshall's protestant books William Underwood, pp 517-539
The English Inquisition: Constitutional conflict and ecclesiastical law in the 1590s Ethan H. Shagan, pp 541-565
Anger and the negotiation of relationships in early modern England Linda A. Pollock, pp 567-590
What were Commonwealth principles? Jonathan Scott, pp 591-613
The Dublin society in eighteenth-century Irish political thought James Livesey, pp 615-640
The character of Pitt the younger and party politics, 1830–1860 Michael Ledger-Lomas, pp 641-661
Richard Wagner and the politics of music-drama Mark Berry, pp 663-683
The Labour party and the capitalist firm, c. 1950–1970 Jim Tomlinson, pp 685-708
Historiographical reviews
A POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE CONSUMER SHERYL KROEN, pp 709-736
GENDER AND COLONIALISM: EXPANSION OR MARGINALIZATION? DURBA GHOSH, pp 737-755
TOWARDS A NEW MORAL HISTORY OF THE VIETNAM WAR? KENDRICK OLIVER, pp 757-774
Review Article
LABOURING THE POINT KEITH ROBBINS, pp 775-784