P.J. Marshall
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P.J. Marshall reviews these two new books
Published July 31 1992
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A Short Oxford History title on the rise and fall of the dominant imperial power.
Published August 31 1985
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Propaganda and Empire: The Manipulation of British Public Opinion 1880-1960, by John M. MacKenzie. 277 pp. (Manchester University Press, £25).
Published April 30 1985
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P.J. Marshall is concerned about who reads what and who cares.
Published January 1 1984
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John Gallagher, edited by Anil Seal
Published March 31 1983
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A collection of essays presented to Sir Edgar Williams
Published November 1 1982
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P. J. Marshall looks at the historiography of 19th European Imperialism.
Published April 30 1982
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