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British history

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An Era or a Dramatic Event on a Postcard: ‘A History of Britain in Thirty-Six Postage Stamps’

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John L. Murphy
/ 18 October 2013
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Land Grabs and Learned Lore from an Unmerry Old England: ‘The Anglo-Saxon World’

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John L. Murphy
/ 6 June 2013
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Anna Keay’s ‘The Magnificent Monarch’ Gives Charles II Deserved Respect

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H.V. Cramond
/ 1 September 2008
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The Black Death by John Hatcher

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Michael Patrick Brady
/ 17 August 2008

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