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[History of death].

The history of death has been a key subject in Mortality since its inception. The first four numbers all contained an historical article and history has been represented at least once in every subsequent volume, supplemented by numerous book reviews and two ‘Classics Revisited’. These ‘revisits’ are themselves by two ‘classic’ scholars, reflecting their own thoughts about the history of death, and therefore are doubly illuminating.