Journeying Through the Pages: Michael Morpurgo’s Novels for Children as Antidotes to Adult Normativity

The Fear of the Unknown: Anti-Railway Sentiments in England during the 1830s and 1840s

Changes in Executive-Legislative Relations in the United Kingdom, 1997-2015: Much More of a Congressionalising House of Commons Than a Presidentialising Premiership

The Changing Position of Humanities in British Educational Policy from the Late 1910s to the Early 1920s with Special Reference to the Crewe Report (1921)

The Rise and Fall of the Blair Government’s Ethical Foreign Policy

Making the Monarchy Popular: With Special Reference to the Public Image of Queen Victoria and the Media

Political Communications in the Thatcher Government: A Comparison between the Falklands Conflict and the Sino-British Negotiations over Hong Kong

The Tariff Reform Campaign

Emma and Social Status

 The Decline in the UK Automobile Industry

The Representations of Negative Capability in Keats's Poetry

Keeping Up Appearances: Memory in Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day

The Women's Co-operative Guild and the Maternal and Child Welfare Movement

The Establishment of Mountaineering and the First Ascent of Matterhorn by Edward Whymper

Human Ties in Graham Greene's England Made Me

Francis Masson and the Early Stage of the British Empire

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‶For every thing that lives is Holy″: William Blake's Religious Perspective in Songs of Innocence and of Experience

The Role of Thomas Arnold's Educational Reform - The Empire and Public Schools

Tony Blair and the Euro: Was Blair's 'Failure' a Real Failure?

Criminalization of Forced Marriage in Britain: The Role of Karma Nirvana in its Process

Reconceptualizing the Role of Fine Arts: The Great Exhibition of 1851 and New Trends of Art Promotion in the Mid-Nineteenth Century

Cinematic Methods in To the Lighthouse

A Comparative Study of the Stories of Geraint in Charlotte Guest’s Mabinogion and Alfred Tennyson’s Idylls of the King

The Consolations of Alfred Tennyson's In Memoriam

The Concept of Childhood in Patrick Pearse's Plays

Comparative Study of British Railway's Reformation Projects, 1950-1969

Pacifism and Margaret Storm Jameson: Fighting for Peace in the Inter-war

W. S. Gilbert and the Victorian era: The Reasons behind the Popularity of The Mikado

A Comparative Study on Of Human Bondage 　and The Moon and Sixpence 　by W. S. Maugham

The ‘Swing’ from Cheese to Butter among Dairy Farmers in the 1930s New Zealand

Birds in Wordsworth’s Poetry: The Poetics behind the Descriptions of Birds

Britain Facing the Monetary Cooperation: From the Exchange Rate Mechanism and Black Wednesday to the Changeover to the Euro

On Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro; The Relationship between Dystopian Elements and Kathy's Narrative Style

Seeing Reality as a Fairy Tale: The Meaning of Main Character's Fanciful Worldview in David Copperfield

Social Experiments in Letchworth Garden City

The Religious Significance of the ‘Glorious Revolution' from a European Perspective

The Labour Party and the Change of British Immigration Policy in the 1960s

The Fluid City: The Changing Images of the London Docklands

Learning from Barrington: The Significance of the First Country House Preservation by the National Trust

Transatlantic Actors in the "Troubles" in Northern Ireland: Irish Diaspora and the Influence of the American Activists

La situazione italiana riguardo al cibo e le relative sperimentazioni

The Significance of Robert Maguire's Church Architecture

Bodyline and Its Infulences on the Relationship between Australia and Britain: The Meaning of the Implementation of Bodyline Bowling

Homage to External Reality: George Orwell's View on the Relationship between Language and Reality

Cricket:Toward the Power to Unify Beyond Classes

The New Zealand Company and Its Strategy of Representation in the Colonization of New Zealand

Descendeatns of Tangaroa: The Reconciliation Process and the Reports on Sea Fisheries by the Waitangi Tribunal in 1970s and 1980s

The Future of Art Museum Education?: A Consideration of the British Galleries Project at the Victoria and Albert Museum

Maternal and Infant Welfare in the Second Half of Twentieth-Century New Zealand: A Study of the Plunket Society