| 2018-19 |
Professor Mark Bailey |
The Black Death: Society, economy and the law in fourteenth-century England |
| 2017-18 |
Professor Alexandra Walsham |
The Reformation of the Generations: Age, Ancestry, and Memory in England c.1500-1700 |
| 2016-17 |
Professor Stefan Collini |
History in English Criticism, 1919-1961 |
| 2015-16 |
Dr Christine Carpenter |
The Problem of the Fourteenth Century: politics, state and society in England 1307-1399 |
| 2014-15 |
Dr Steven Gunn |
The English people at war in the age of Henry VIII |
| 2013-14 |
Professor Susan Pedersen |
Internationalism and Empire: British Dilemmas, 1919-1939 |
| 2012-13 |
Professor John Blair |
Building the Anglo-Saxon Landscape |
| 2011-12 |
Professor Roy Foster |
Making a Revolution in Ireland c.1890-1916 |
| 2010-11 |
Professor P. Lake |
Bad Queen Bess? Libellous politics and secret histories in an age of confessional conflict |
| 2009-10 |
Professor D. Bates |
The Normans and Empire |
| 2008-9 |
Professor J. Brewer |
The Politics of Feeling in the Age of Revolutions, 1770 – 1830 |
| 2007-8 |
Dr R. McKibbin |
Parties, People and the State: Politics in England c.1914 - 1951 |
| 2006-7 |
Professor R. Bartlett |
The Learned Culture of Angevin England |
| 2005-6 |
Professor J. Morrill |
Living with Revolution: the peoples of Britain and Ireland and the Civil Wars |
| 2004-5 |
Professor M. Elliott |
Religion and Identity in Modern Irish History |
| 2003-4 |
Dr J.R. Maddicott |
The Origins of the English Parliament c900-1327 |
| 2002-3 |
Professor Q.R.D. Skinner |
Freedom, Representation and Revolution, 1603-1651 |
| 2001-2 |
Professor P.F. Clarke |
Britain’s image in the world in the twentieth century |
| 2000-1 |
Professor C. Dyer |
An age of transition? Economy and society in the later middle ages |
| 1999-00 |
Sir Keith Thomas |
The ends of life: roads to human fulfilment in early modern England |
| 1998-9 |
Professor T.C. Smout |
Use and delight: Environmental History in Northern Britain since 1600 |
| 1997-8 |
Professor R.R. Davies |
Beyond the English State: Power, Societies and Identities in the British Isles. |
| 1996-7 |
Professor J.F. Harris |
A land of lost content? Visions of civic virtue from Ruskin to Rawls. |
| 1995-6 |
Mr J. Campbell |
Origins of the English State. |
| 1994-5 |
Dr P.A. Slack |
From Reformation to Improvement: social reform and public welfare in England 1500-1740. |
| 1993-4 |
Professor F.M.L. Thompson |
British Society, 1780-1980: Enterprise Culture and the Gentrification Syndrome. |
| 1992-3 |
Professor P.H. Sawyer |
Wealth in Anglo-Saxon England. |
| 1991-2 |
Professor David Underdown |
The Political Nation of 17th century England. |
| 1990-1 |
The Rt. Hon. Lord Briggs |
Culture and Communication in Victorian England. |
| 1989-90 |
Dr Paul Langford |
Public life and the propertied Englishman 1689-1798. |
| 1988-9 |
Miss B.F. Harvey |
Living and dying in England 1200-1540: the monastic experience. |
| 1987-8 |
Professor C.S.R. Russell |
The Causes of the English Civil War. |
| 1986-7 |
Professor K. Robbins |
The Blending of Britain 1880-1914. |
| 1985-6 |
Professor S.F.C. Milson |
Law and Society in the 12th and 13th centuries. |
| 1984-5 |
Sir John Habakkuk |
The English Landed Estate 1650-1882. |
| 1983-4 |
Professor I.R. Christie |
Stress and Stability in late 18th Century Britain. |
| 1982-3 |
Mr J.O. Prestwich |
The Place of War in English History 1066-1214. |
| 1981-2 |
Professor J. Scarisbrick |
Religious Attitudes in Reformation England. |
| 1980-1 |
Professor W.O. Chadwick |
Britain, the Pope and Appeasement 1935-1940. |
| 1979-80 |
Professor D.A. Bullough |
Alcuin: The Achievement and the Reputation. |
| 1978-9 |
Professor P. Collinson |
The Religion of Protestants: The Church in English Society, 1559-1625. |
| 1977-8 |
Professor F.S.L. Lyons |
Culture and Anarchy in modern Ireland, 1890-1939. |
| 1976-7 |
Professor G.W.S. Barrow |
The Anglo-Norman Era in Scottish History. |
| 1975-6 |
Professor J.P. Kenyon |
The Politics of Oligarchy 1689-1720. |
| 1974-5 |
Dr I.J. Thirsk |
Economic Policy, Economic Projects and Political Economy, 1540-1700. |
| 1973-4 |
Professor J.A. Gallagher |
The Fall of British Imperialism: domestic constraints and external dangers 1916-47. |
| 1972-3 |
Professor R.H. Hilton |
Peasantry in late medieval England. |
| 1971-2 |
Professor G.R. Elton |
Policy and Police: the enforcement of the Reformation in the age of Thomas Cromwell. |
| 1970-1 |
M.E. Howard |
The Gouty Giant: Reflection on British Defence Policy in the era of two World Wars. |
| 1969-70 |
Dr J.M. Wallace-Hadrill |
Early Germanic Kingship in England and on the Continent. |
| 1968-9 |
Professor C.H. Wilson |
Queen Elizabeth and the Revolt of the Netherlands. |
| 1967-8 |
R.N.W. Blake |
The Conservative Party from Peel to Churchill. |
| 1966-7 |
Miss Beryl Smalley |
Intellectuals and Politics in the twelfth century. |
| 1965-6 |
Dr J.H. Plumb |
The growth of political stability in England 1675-1725. |
| 1964-5 |
Professor E.M. Carus Wilson |
The rise of the English woollen industry. |
| 1963-4 |
Professor Norman Gash |
Reaction and reconstruction in English politics 1832-52. |
| 1962-3 |
Professor D.C. Douglas |
William the Conqueror: the Norman impact upon England. |
| 1961-2 |
J.E.C. Hill |
Intellectual origins of the English Revolution. |
| 1960-1 |
Professor J.G. Edwards |
English Parliament in its second century. |
