Money Does Not Stink

 In Rome, urine was used to wash clothes. The emperor Vespasian put a tax on urine collected from public toilets and sold for cleaning. His son complained that it was a disgusting way to raise money. Vespasian held a gold coin under his son's nose and said 'pecunia non olet' (money does not stink).

Clothes

 I wrote a history of clothes 

Arizona

 I wrote a history of the US state of Arizona 

Poverty

 I wrote a history of poverty in Britain 

Fareham, Hampshire

 I wrote a history of the old town of Fareham in Hampshire 

Clanfield

 I wrote about the village of Clanfield in Hampshire 

Farming

 I wrote a history of farming. It's a fascinating story.