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Elections Have Consequences

May 8, 2013

Reblogged from Adam I. P. Smith: Historian: The 1860 Presidential Election was one of the most consequential elections in world …

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(History) UCL's New 'Legacies of British Slave Ownership' Database: Thinking about Economics and Morality in History

March 12, 2013

Reblogged from The Fall of Albion: Last week, University College London publicly released a database that allows users to look …

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History National Curriculum: Where's the Venomous Bead?

February 11, 2013

Reblogged from Adam I. P. Smith: Historian: The much-gossiped about new draft national curriculum for history has finally been published. …

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Spielberg's "Lincoln": Basically True

January 22, 2013

Reblogged from Adam I. P. Smith: Historian: Stephen Spielberg’s Lincoln is really a phenomenally good film. Usually historians go to …

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In Memoriam: Margaret (Peggy) Drower MBE

November 16, 2012

On 12th November Margaret S. Drower MBE died, just one month short of her 101st birthday. She studied Egyptology at …

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Obituary: Professor Jimmy Burns

November 16, 2012

J. H. (‘Jimmy’) Burns, Reader in the History of Political Thought  1961-66, Professor of the History of Political Thought,  1966-86, …

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