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The Norse god who found a new immortality in the stage works of Richard Wagner.
The small island of Bornholm gave Stalin a Danish foothold at the end of the Second World War. Why did he give it up?
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The anniversary of the abolition of slavery reminds us how visible the memory of Britain’s slave trade remains.
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The religious politics that reshaped 17th-century England and Scotland and propelled many towards transatlantic migration.
There is nothing new about political divisions, nor attempts to heal them.
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Volume 70 Issue 3 March 2020
In the March issue:
- Shampoo Empire
- Britain’s Gardening Revolution
- A Cure Worse than Disease
- The Great Rabbit Hoax
- The State of the Nation
- Why is the Public so Obsessed with the Nazis?
- Escape to Mexico
- Sexual Eeling
- Liverpool’s Slave Trade
- English Saints in Ireland
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