Max Beloff
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David CannadineHistory in Our TimeDavid Cannadine
Published February 1 1999
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Edited by Nicholas CannyVolume IIEdited by P J Marshall
Published August 31 1998
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Max Beloff reviews a fresh account of de Gaulle and the Free French movement. Published November 1 1997
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The End of Empire in Africa
Published May 31 1997
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Max Beloff reviews books on cultural, economic and social Britain.
Published March 1 1996
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Max Beloff review two books on the great historian
Published April 30 1994
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Max Beloff looks at what he (and other historians) got wrong (and right) about the future 50 years ago. Published August 31 1992
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Max Beloff finds geography, language and religion powerful antidotes to present aspirations of European unity. Published January 1 1992
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Max Beloff reviews a new work on the leading statesmen of the war
Published November 1 1991
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Published July 31 1991
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New titles focussing on the British government and civil service
Published May 31 1989
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'A life of action and constant fidelity to a set of ideas': Max Beloff takes a fresh look at the career of Leo Amery with the publication of the latter's second volume of diaries – a man by no means the stereotype of an inter-war Conservative politician. Published January 1 1989
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by Richard A. Chapman
Published August 31 1988
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by Paul Kennedy
Published May 31 1988
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Max Beloff looks at a book on the inter-war arms and naval limitations and the Washington and London Treaties.
Published July 31 1987
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