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Miranda Carter reviews a book that demonstrates the difficulty First World War veterans and their families had in adjusting to post-Armistice life. Published December 14 2009
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George V retained his throne by learning a lesson ignored by most of his European contemporaries – relinquish all power, writes Miranda Carter.
Published September 15 2009
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