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Version 1.8.1 · 2025-03-21
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 1.8.1, updated 2025-03-21.








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Enjoy the world’s leading history magazine on your iPad or iPhone. Dive into the latest issue of History Today and explore our library of over 100 back issues for the cost of a cup of coffee. Download issues to learn on the go and save your favourite articles to read again.
History Today is written for history lovers who want the most up-to-date writing from the world’s leading historians — the experts in their field. Our understanding of the past continues to evolve and every issue of History Today provides thorough analysis written with personality and flair.
History Today gives new context to the past and provides a perspective on why the world is currently as it is with a depth and variety of historical topics, eras and countries not found in any other magazine. It is perfect for anyone with an interest in the past and who wants to get the most out of their leisure time.…
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