The Historical Journal 49 (2006), 3

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The Historical Journal
Volume 49 - Issue 03 - September2006

JOHN DEE AND THE ELIZABETHAN BRITISH EMPIRE IN ITS EUROPEAN CONTEXT
GLYN PARRY
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pp 643 - 675

JOHN DRYDEN, THE HOUSE OF ORMOND, AND THE POLITICS OF ANGLO-IRISH PATRONAGE
JANE OHLMEYER
STEVEN ZWICKER
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pp 677 - 706

FRENCH ABSOLUTISM, MARSEILLAIS CIVIC HUMANISM, AND THE LANGUAGES OF PUBLIC GOOD
JUNKO THÉRÈSE TAKEDA
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pp 707 - 734

FROM ANCIENT TO MODERN IN VICTORIAN IMPERIAL THOUGHT
DUNCAN BELL
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pp 735 - 759

COMMUNITY POLITICS IN LIVERPOOL AND THE GOVERNANCE OF PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL IN THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY
DAVID KENNEDY; MICHAEL COLLINS
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pp 761 - 788

KILLING AND BLOODY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1920
ANNE DOLAN
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pp 789 - 810

THE ‘GHOST’ OF THE ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE: AN EXAMINATION INTO HISTORICAL MYTH-MAKING
ANTONY BEST
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pp 811 - 831

PROFESSIONALISM AND THE IMPACT OF ENGLAND'S FIRST WOMEN JUSTICES, 1920–1950
ANNE LOGAN
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pp 833 - 850

THE GLOBAL REVOLT OF 1968 AND NORTHERN IRELAND
SIMON PRINCE
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pp 851 - 875

LAW IN THE /VINDICIAE, CONTRA TYRANNOS/: A VINDICATION
GEORGE GARNETT
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pp 877 - 891

SAMUEL PEPYS AND DEB WILLET AFTER THE DIARY
KATE LOVEMAN
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pp 893 - 901

Suicide in Early Modern and Modern Europe
RÓISÍN HEALY
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pp 903 - 919

AMERICAN HISTORIANS AND INDIANS
JAMES TAYLOR CARSON
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pp 921 - 933

QUEENSHIP IN EARLY MODERN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND
ANNE MCLAREN
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pp 935 - 952

DURABLE EMPIRE: STATE VIRTUOSITY AND SOCIAL ACCOMMODATION IN THE OTTOMAN MEDITERRANEAN
NICHOLAS DOUMANIS
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pp 953 - 966

/Men, women and property in England, 1780–1870: a social and economic history of
family strategies amongst the Leeds middle class/. By R. J. Morris. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, 2005. Pp. xii+445. ISBN 0-521-83808-8. £55.00.
KATRINA HONEYMAN
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pp 967 - 968

/Fascism in Europe, 1919–1945/. By Philip Morgan. London: Routledge, 2002. Pp.
xxi+216. ISBN 0-415-16943-7. £16.99.
JOHN POLLARD
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pp 968 - 969