Patrick Dillon
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In writing a young person’s history of Britain Patrick Dillon found himself wondering where myth ends and history begins. Published December 22 2010
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Patrick Dillon delves into a new account of street life in 18th-century London.
Published October 20 2004
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Patrick Dillon identifies the mid-18th century as a watershed in ideas about reforming society. Published June 15 2003
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Published April 15 2003
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