Robert Pearce
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Robert Pearce gives his personal view. Published February 27 2012
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Robert Pearce considers why Margaret Thatcher became Prime Minister in 1979. Published February 16 2012
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Robert Pearce, the editor of History Review, responds to common questions. Published December 2 2011
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Robert Pearce asks why Louis-Philippe's 'July Monarchy' was overthrown. Published November 28 2011
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Robert Pearce asks whether Britain benefited from the 1853-56 contest. Published September 14 2011
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Robert Pearce has been pleasantly surprised at the quality of a new textbook. Published August 19 2011
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Robert Pearce examines the factors that led to Prussia's victory in the German civil war of 1866. Published August 18 2011
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Robert Pearce rates a new study central to the interwar years. Published November 23 2010
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Robert Pearce examines the career of Mussolini’s forerunner Published September 10 2009
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Robert Pearce recommends a first-hand account of the Third Reich. Published March 5 2009
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Robert Pearce attempts to put the Prime Minister of 1970-74 into historical perspective. Published November 30 2008
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Robert Pearce investigates the career of the Third Reich’s ‘evil genius’. Published August 27 2008
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Forty years after Enoch Powell was sacked from the shadow cabinet by Conservative leader Ted Heath for his ‘Rivers of Blood’ speech, Robert Pearce investigates the fierce rivalry of two very different Conservatives.
Published March 11 2008
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Robert Pearce asks why Labour’s period in office under Clement Attlee came to an end. Published February 27 2008
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Robert Pearce sees remarkable continuity in Churchill’s outlook, despite the transformation of his fortunes, in the 1930s. Published November 30 2007
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