A medieval whodunit
Who's Who in Early Medieval England (1066-1272)
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Estranged bedfellows
To Win the Peace
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Barbarity and the British palate
Fruits of Empire
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Kith and tell on the Atlantic
Kith and Kin
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Monks with bad habits
Rasputin
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Exotic plant bears fruit
Liberals against Apartheid
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Prophet and loss account
The Spiritual Tourist
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The colonial roots of racism
Colonial South Africa and the Origins of the Racial Order
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Tradesmen entranced
Radical Artisans in England and France, 1830-70
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Food, Nation and Ethnicity
Hungry for change Food, Nation and Ethnicity is one of the themes to be discussed at "The Nation's Diet" conference in London next Wednesday. Anthropologist Pat Caplan's study serves as a reminder...
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Steeling beauty
Unabomber victim David Gelernter tells Tim Cornwell how lucky he feels to be alive and about his theory of machine beauty When Theodore Kaczynski made his first appearance at his bombing trial in...
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Poetic licence
Huw Richards talks to reluctant revisionist Roy Foster about his role as official biographer of W.B. Yeats, 'the greatest poet in English of his time' When, in the mid -1970s, critic and academic...
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Hungry for change
Why do people eat what they do? Researchers from across Britain have come up with different answers, reports Anne Murcott At the beginning of the 1990s, Britons were perhaps more food conscious than...
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Trials with too much error
Julia Hinde reports on growing concerns that patients are suffering because of the inflexible methodology of clinical trials Thousands of British patients and volunteers were last year involved in...
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Award
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine The Mary Kingsley Medal was presented to Philip Lever, viscount, in recognition of his contribution to the work of the school and in conjunction with the...