Stephen Roberts
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Stephen Roberts explodes a popular historical over-simplification. Published August 31 2005
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Stephen Roberts reveals the key to enjoying, and succeeding at, the study of the past. Published March 1 2005
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Stephen K. Roberts traces the development and examines the legacy of a unique educational institution.
Published January 22 2003
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Published March 1 1991
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Juries are generally believed to be the collective voice of free-born Englishmen, but in the aftermath of Civil War the system was at the centre of debate about the effective governance of England.
Published February 1 1982
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