ROYAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY: REPORT OF COUNCIL. Session 20022003.
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OF SHELLS AND SHADOWS: A MEMOIR ON AUSCHWITZ.
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THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT: A CULT OF THE MODERN AGE ( This paper is a substantially revised and expanded version of a lecture given at the Institute of Historic Buildings Conservation Annual School, Strathclyde University, on Friday 16 June 2000, and reproduced in the 2001 issue of Context (the newsletter of the IHBC). )
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THE POLITICS OF COLLECTING: THE EARLY ASPIRATIONS OF THE NATIONAL TRUST, 18831913.
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HOUSES AS MUSEUMS: THE CASE OF THE YORKSHIRE WOOL TEXTILE INDUSTRY.
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TELLING TALES: ANECDOTAL INSIGHTS INTO THE WEST END HOUSE c. 1765c. 1785.
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THE GENDER OF THE PLACE: BUILDING AND LANDSCAPE IN WOMEN-AUTHORED TEXTS IN ENGLAND OF THE 1790s.
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WOMEN USING BUILDING IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND: A QUESTION OF SOURCES? ( I am particularly grateful to Malcolm Airs, Nicholas Cooper and Richard Hewlings for references and for the award of a Fletcher Jones Fellowship and for a Mellon Fellowship (on the British Academy exchange programme) which allowed me to work at the Huntington Library. )
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INVESTIGATING THE BIGGER PICTURE: A CASE STUDY OF THE JACOBEAN GREAT BARN AT VAYNOL PARK.
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THE HÔTEL DE VILLE AT LYONS: CIVIC IMPROVEMENT AND ITS MEANINGS IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY FRANCE.
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DELUSIONS OF NATIONAL GRANDEUR: REFLECTIONS ON THE INTERSECTION OF ARCHITECTURE AND HISTORY AT THE PALACE OF WESTMINSTER, 17891834.
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A CUBIST HISTORY: THE DEPARTMENT STORE IN LATE NINETEENTH-CENTURY PARIS.
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THE ARCHITECT, HISTORY AND ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY.
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WHERE NOW THE ARCHITECT?
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HISTORY AND ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY.
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ARCHITECTURE AND HISTORY: AN INTRODUCTION.
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RESISTANCE, REPRISALS AND COMMUNITY IN OCCUPIED FRANCE.
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WRITING FORNICATION: MEDIEVAL LEYRWITE AND ITS HISTORIANS ( I am grateful to Sandy Bardsley, Barbara Harris, Cynthia Herrup, Maryanne Kowaleski, Christopher Whittick and the members of the North Carolina Research Group on Medieval and Early Modern Women for their comments on drafts. I thank Blain Roberts, Brandon Hunziker and Kristin Dachler for their help as research assistants. Some people who answered my questions about leyrwite are acknowledged in specific notes below, but others are not, and I am none the less grateful for their generosity of time and thought. The errors and infelicities that remain are my own. )
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JACK TAR AND THE GENTLEMAN OFFICER: THE ROLE OF UNIFORM IN SHAPING THE CLASS- AND GENDER-RELATED IDENTITIES OF BRITISH NAVAL PERSONNEL, 19301939 ( I would like to record my gratitude to my supervisors, John Styles and Professor Penny Sparke; to the Arts and Humanities Research Board and the Institute of Historical Research for funding my doctoral research; and to the many retired servicemen from the HMS Ganges Association whose generous assistance made this work possible. )
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MIGRANTS, IMMIGRANTS AND WELFARE FROM THE OLD POOR LAW TO THE WELFARE STATE.
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EINHARD: THE SINNER AND THE SAINTS ( I dedicate this paper with affection to the memory of Donald Bullough, whose help with an early version it is a pleasure to acknowledge. I am also grateful to Peter Brown, John Contreni, Mayke de Jong, David Ganz, Matthew Innes, Guy Halsall, Jinty Nelson, Janneke Raaijmakers, Barbara Rosenwein and Sidney Tibbetts for comments and advice. Preliminary versions of this paper were delivered at Loyola University, Chicago, and the Davis Center at Princeton University. )
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ACCORDING TO ANCIENT CUSTOM: THE RETURN OF ALTARS IN THE RESTORATION CHURCH OF ENGLAND ( I am very grateful to Andrew Foster, Peter Lake, Stephen Taylor and Nicholas Tyacke for their comments on an earlier version of this essay. ).
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ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT IN THE NINTH CENTURY: II, THE VIKINGS AND OTHERS.
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