David Armitage
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Published September 21 2005
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Published February 19 2003
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David Armitage looks at the Bank's founder and his contribution to the Financial Revolution that arguably launched Britain on the road to economic pre-eminence. Published May 31 1994
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Religion and belief in early modern England and America
Published December 1 1993
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'An event which ought to have been beneficial to all' - David Armitage looks at how the 'discovery' of America has drawn mixed reviews from the West over five centuries of commemoration Published April 30 1992
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Literature and History in Seventeenth-Century England
Published May 31 1988
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