History Review, Issue: 25
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Christopher Ray reviews recent guides to the 19th and 20th centuries. |
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Philip Mansel looks at a definitive study of ancien regime politics. |
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Robin Briggs believes some historians produce more fantasies than the witches they study. |
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John Hardman, a biographer of Louis XVI, argues that the king at the time of the French Revolution fails to live down to his abysmal reputation. |
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It is 150 years since the Corn Laws were repealed. David Eastwood explains why the 1815 Corn Laws were necessary and why circumstances conspired to force the repeal of... |
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John Rohl reveals monarchical mentalities and structures in Imperial Germany. |
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Graham Seel uncovers their pivotal and sometimes underhand role in the struggle between king and parliament. |
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In the first instalment of a two-part article, Roger Eatwell looks at rival definitions of a slippery word. |
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