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Literary Review
LiteratureCovers the latest books each month, ranging from history and biography to memoir and fiction.
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| Josh Glancy Perhaps the most revealing Roy Cohn anecdote in this extraordinary book concerns the time, i... | Article | - | ||
| Peter Marshall Tudor history buffs and attentive readers of Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall trilogy will recognis... | Article | - | ||
| Diane Purkiss Looty. Pimperl. Jupiter. Masterpiece. Cherry. Miss Candyfloss. Purkoy. Sappho. Lady Anderson... | Article | - | ||
| Erik Linstrum Do states exist to protect private property? It’s a familiar idea, especially in the English... | Article | - | ||
| John Adamson Much is exceptional about the Bayeux Tapestry currently on magnificent display in the Britis... | Article | - | ||
| Jonathan Boff The tale of the unknown Corsican soldier who rose from nothing to the throne of France, and... | Article | - | ||
| Nicholas Dames Along time ago, in the far-off 1990s, a mentor warned me that the subject I’d proposed to st... | Article | - | ||
| Francis King I don't have access to external URLs or the ability to browse websites, so I cannot read the... | Article | - | ||
| Anthony Gottlieb The rumoured demise of books has produced plenty of books. In 1985, Neil Postman’s Amusing O... | Article | - | ||
| Piers Brendon The sixth volume in David Kynaston’s history of postwar Britain covers the eighteen months b... | Article | - | ||
| Andrew Preston Every now and then, a serious scholar wins the lottery. An academic journal publishes their... | Article | - | ||
| Wendy Holden Most people will come to this biography with bemusement. They might wonder why the preposter... | Article | - | ||