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Historiography handled seriously: primary sources read against the grain, secondary debates mapped, and an argument that takes a position instead of surveying everyone else's.

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Coverage

Topics we cover in History

These are the core areas our History panel is assessed on. If your module sits outside them, send the brief anyway — the wider panel covers far more than this list.

  • Historiography and source criticism

  • The Tudor and Stuart monarchies

  • Industrial revolution and social change

  • The two World Wars and total war

  • Empire, decolonisation and memory

  • Cold War diplomacy and the nuclear age

Marking criteria

What a strong History answer looks like

Four things markers reward first. Use them as a checklist against your own draft — every piece our experts write is built to hit all four.

  • 01Analysis

    Primary sources interrogated

    Ask who produced the source, for whom and why. Provenance and silence in the archive matter as much as content.

  • 02Evidence

    Historiography positioned

    Show you know how the debate has moved — revisionist against orthodox — and place your reading within it explicitly.

  • 03Structure

    Chronology handled with precision

    Dates accurate, causation not collapsed into correlation, and no anachronistic reading of motive back into the period.

  • 04Rubric

    Footnotes that a marker can follow

    Chicago or MHRA notes with archive references, page numbers and consistent short forms after first citation.

Questions

History questions we are asked most

Yes. Where the brief calls for archival or printed primary material we interrogate provenance, audience and purpose rather than treating the source as neutral evidence.

It will position the argument within the debate — which historians disagree, on what grounds, and where our reading sits between them.

Chicago or MHRA footnotes as standard, with full archive references, page numbers and consistent short forms after the first citation.

Yes — literature review, methodology or a single analytical chapter, written to sit consistently alongside the work you have already drafted.

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