Matthew Christmas
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Matthew Christmas has consulted his students on three modern history volumes from a new series. Published March 1 1999
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In this assessment of Tudor peers, Matthew Christmas argues that the nobility retained their importance as a class and are fundamental to an understanding of the Tudor period. Published August 31 1998
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Matthew Christmas estimates the impact of new studies of the Third Reich. Published March 1 1998
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Matthew Christmas sifts through recent approaches to class and gender in history. Published August 31 1997
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Pawn of elder statesmen or, as Matthew Christmas argues, another Henry VIII in the making? Published March 1 1997
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Matthew Christmas looks at recent summaries of the debate on 19th century political history. Published March 1 1996
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Graham Darby and Matthew Christmas look at two useful, but flawed, additions to the Lancaster Pamphlets series. Published August 31 1995
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Matthew Christmas praises the best history of warfare he has found. Published August 31 1995
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