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Haunted by a boneless beast
Lexicographica Graeca
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Cold-war topiary
We Now Know
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Diary of an urban destroyer
Despatch on War Operations
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A Welsh corner of forgotten Tories
An Anglican Aristocracy
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Death in Damascus
The Damascus Affair
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Absorbing ideas via porous borders
Cultural Internationalism and World Order
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Was Preston Phoenician?
The Trophies of Time
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Sharp edge of the church's sword
Christendom and its Discontents
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The teller of Europe's tale
William Robertson and the Expansion of Empire
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Laughter, tears, scorn and horror
Reform and Revolution in France
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First impressions
This week's First Impressions, the competition in which you have to identify a book from its opening line, comes from an emigre millenary: "The drought had lasted now for ten million years, and the...
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Nigel Hunt
In The THES article on thetrauma of war veterans (July 11), Nigel Hunt's name was incorrectly given as Nick Hunt.
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Time to eat our words?
A 'Mediterranean diet' is said to be good for you. But does it deserve its healthy tag? asks Helen Macbeth in the latest in our series on food The Mediterranean diet is much lauded these days....
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A job between us and them
Labour has chosen a natural conciliator in the shape of George Bain as the man to oversee the introduction of its minimum wage. Huw Richards asks him how he feels about trying to reconcile the...