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As we see the Government considering how to pull out of a national crisis, it is interesting to review how politicians have reacted in the
In 1947 Noël Denholm-Young published a biography of Richard of Cornwall that is generally considered a classic, but one in need of an update. For
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We recently took Life in Miniature on tour! We had so much fun finding out what bloggers and reviewers thought of this new release. We
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Tony Cartwright’s new book was published during lockdown
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