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Volume 69 Issue 12 December 2019
In the December issue:
- The Rulers of Medieval France
- Apollo 12: The Perfect Mission to the Moon
- Empire of Celebrity
- The Studious Resistance of Marc Bloch
- The Velvet Revolution in the Regions
- National Parks
- A History of Haggis
- Antarctica
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