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John Profumo and Christine Keeler, 1963 - R101 - Rillington Place - The Boer War, 1900 - The British Invasion of Tibet - The Judgement of Nuremberg, 1946 - The Loss of the Titanic, 1912 - The Strange...
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Wars that shaped the world
War and Society in the Ancient and Medieval World
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Between Stalin and Lady Muriel
Inside Stalin's Russia
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The race that became Iran
Frontier Fictions
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Spreading the good news
Mission Society and World Christianity, 1799-1999
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The attraction of poles
Farthest North
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Deaths on the Nile
The Black Pharaohs
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Captivating images
Colonial India and the Making of Blind Memory
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Movie nights at the Imperial
Empire Cinema
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Laurie Taylor column
From : the departmental secretary, Maureen 1. Christmas Party Previous attempts to organise a departmental Christmas party on the last Friday of term have been somewhat bedevilled by low turnouts....
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Letter: I smell a bat
The picture used to illustrate my piece ("Beautiful sounds from foul singers", THES, November 24) was misleading. First, it was printed upside down. More important, the bats shown in no way resemble...
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Letter: Ideas don't add up
John Radford (Letters, THES, November 24) states that mathematical ability is gender-linked, with the implication that we need not worry about under-representation of women in mathematics departments...
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Letter: No votes cast for iron
The Political Studies Association has decided to celebrate its 50 years by awarding Margaret Thatcher with the prize for "breaking the mould" (People, THES, November 24). This category presumably...
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Letter: True power
We know readers turn first to Laurie Taylor's column, but there is evidence his influence extends further afield. Last week I was leading a QAA subject review. Towards the end of the review team's...