The Historical Journal 49 (2006), 2

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THOMAS WENTWORTH AND MONARCHICAL RITUAL IN EARLY MODERN IRELAND
DOUGAL SHAW

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pp 331 - 355

JOHN FELTON, POPULAR POLITICAL CULTURE, AND THE ASSASSINATION OF THE DUKE OF
BUCKINGHAM
THOMAS COGSWELL

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pp 357 - 385

HOW THE STOICS BECAME ATHEISTS
CHRISTOPHER BROOKE

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pp 387 - 402

RIOT ACTS, POPULAR PROTEST, AND PROTESTANT MENTALITIES IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY IRELAND
NEAL GARNHAM

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pp 403 - 423

RETHINKING EARLY NINETEENTH-CENTURY ASYLUM REFORM
MICHAEL BROWN

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pp 425 - 452

THE UNIFICATION OF THE GLOBE BY DISEASE? THE INTERNATIONAL SANITARY CONFERENCES
ON CHOLERA, 1851–1894
VALESKA HUBER

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pp 453 - 476

CROSSING THE ROAD IN BRITAIN, 1931–1976
JOE MORAN

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pp 477 - 496

SOCIAL DEMOCRACY AND THE RISE OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN CALIFORNIA, 1950–1964
JONATHAN BELL

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pp 497 - 524

THE LESSONS OF ABADAN AND SUEZ FOR BRITISH FOREIGN POLICYMAKERS IN THE 1960s
PETER J. BECK

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pp 525 - 547

THE OPEN CONSPIRACY OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY AND THE CASE OF W. N. EWER, COMMUNIST
AND ANTI-COMMUNIST
JOHN CALLAGHAN
KEVIN MORGAN

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pp 549 - 564

STILL A MONSTROSITY? SOME REFLECTIONS ON EARLY MODERN GERMAN STATEHOOD
PETER H. WILSON

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pp 565 - 576

THE EXPANDING HISTORIOGRAPHY OF BRITISH IMPERIALISM
JOHN GASCOIGNE

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pp 577 - 592

VIOLENCE AND CIVILITY IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE
ALEXANDRA SHEPARD

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pp 593 - 603

THE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN FOREIGN POLICY AND DOMESTIC POLITICS IN
EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY BRITAIN
BRENDAN SIMMS

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FINANCE AND WELFARE: THE IMPACT OF TWO WORLD WARS ON DOMESTIC POLICY IN FRANCE
FRANCES M. B. LYNCH

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pp 625 - 633

/The Greek tradition in republican thought/. By Eric Nelson. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, 2004. Pp. xiii+496. ISBN 0-521-83545-3. £45.00.
PAUL A. RAHE

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pp 635 - 636

/Plagues, poisons and potions: plague-spreading conspiracies in the western Alps
c. 1530–1640/. By William G. Naphy. Manchester and New York: Manchester
University Press, 2002. Pp. xiv+242. ISBN 0-7190-4640-8. £55.00.
ALESSANDRO PASTORE

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pp 637 - 638

/The origins of adversary criminal trial/. By John H. Langbein. Oxford: Oxford
University Press, 2003. Pp. 354. ISBN 0-19-925888-0. £38.00.
JAN-MELISSA SCHRAMM

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pp 638 - 640

/Liberty and freedom: a visual history of America's founding ideas/. By David
Hackett Fischer. New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005. Pp. 851.
ISBN 0-19-516253-6. £29.99.
PETER THOMPSON

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pp 640 - 642