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History Review, Issue: 71

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Michael Mullett shows that key Protestant reformers were influenced by Erasmus's Christian Humanism, as well as by Luther's theology.

Jean-Andre Prager demonstrates the wide-ranging impact of Darwinism. This essay was the winner of the Julia Wood Prize for 2011.

Carole Chapman argues that Britain’s refusal to play the role assigned to her by the Führer had a vital impact on Hitler’s strategy.

Robert Pearce asks why Louis-Philippe's 'July Monarchy' was overthrown.

R. E. Foster explains how law and order were institutionalised in the 16th century.

Chris Corin elucidates important documents relating to the power struggle after Lenin's death.

Carl Peter Watts estimates the importance of the different reasons for British withdrawal.

Mark Rathbone assesses the importance of the office of 'Veep' (VP) over the past 220 years.

Richard Wilkinson charts the highs and lows of Winston Churchill in 1940-45.


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