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Bellies, bowels and entrails in the eighteenth century
Edited by Rebecca Anne Barr, Sylvie Kleiman-Lafon and Sophie Vasset
The grotesque in contemporary British fiction
By Robert Duggan
By Anna Killick
Edited by Gregory Vargo
Memory and the future of Europe
By Peter J. Verovšek
Edited by Ina Habermann
By Juliette Pattinson
By Patrick Doyle
The changing spaces of television acting
By Richard Hewett
Edited by Peter Barry and William Welstead
Confronting crisis in the Carolingian empire
Translated and Edited by Mayke de Jong and Justin Lake
Dancing through the dissonance
By Lesley Pruitt and Erica Rose Jeffrey
The personalisation of politics in the UK
By Ana Langer
Women art workers and the Arts and Crafts movement
By Zoë Thomas
Northern memories and the English Middle Ages
By Tim William Machan
The social significance of dining out
By Alan Warde, Jessica Paddock and Jennifer Whillans
By Philip Begley
By Andrew Denham, Peter Dorey and Andrew S. Roe-Crines
By Graeme Kirkpatrick
By Peter Barry
By Marisa McGlinchey
By Michael Hatt and Charlotte Klonk
Edited by H. Ramsden
By Malcolm Pemberton and Nicholas Rau
By Stuart Hodkinson
By Lucy Bland
By Aeron Davis
By Caspar Melville
By John McLeod
By Donnacha Ó Beacháin
By Anna Green and Kathleen Troup
Edited by Colin Coulter
By David Hayton
The contract of mutual indifference
By Norman Geras
Edited by Alan Shockley
Conspiracy theory and American foreign policy
By Tim Aistrope
By Louise Thompson
By Philip Norton
By Jeremy Pressman
By Ory Bartal
Penguin books and political change
By Dean Blackburn
By Mark Edele
Edited by Thom Davies and Alice Mah
By Vincent Quinn
By David Whyte
Edited by Silvia Pasquetti and Romola Sanyal
By Jemma Field
By Sean R. Roberts
By Catherine Spencer
By Rebecca Pates and Julia Leser
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