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Great britain, historiography

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Roman Britain

Patricia Southern

2013

The pursuit of history

John Tosh

1984

The transition in English historical writing, 1760-1830

Thomas Preston Peardon

1933

Antiquaries

Rosemary Sweet

2004

Shakespeare's English kings

Peter Saccio

1977

Historical writing in England

Antonia Gransden

1974

Shakespeare

Graham Holderness

1988

Oliver Cromwell

Patrick Little

2009

Victorian crime, madness and sensation

Andrew Maunder

2009

Wales

Dai Smith

1999

Chronicles

Chris Given-Wilson

2004

A Mirror for magistrates and the De casibus tradition

Paul Vincent Budra

2000

British Egyptology, 1549-1906

John David Wortham

1971

Uniting the Kingdom?

A. Grant

1995

Reviving the English Revolution

Geoff Eley, William Hunt

1988

British women writers and the writing of history, 1670-1820

Devoney Looser

2000

Explaining the English Revolution

Mark Stephen Jendrysik

2002

British politics in the age of Holmes

Clyve Jones

2009

The English historical tradition since 1850

Parker, Christopher

1990

Shakespeare's early history plays

Donald G. Watson

1990

The lamp of experience

H. Trevor Colbourn

1965

Classics in cultural criticism

Bernd-Peter Lange

1990

The quarrel of Macaulay and Croker

Thomas, William

2000

(Re-)reading Bede

N. J. Higham

2006

Literature, satire, and the early Stuart state

Andrew McRae

2004

The First World War and British military history

Brian Bond

1991

Legends, traditions and history in medieval England

Antonia Gransden

1992

Churchill as historian

Maurice Ashley

1968

From medieval to modern Wales

Geraint H. Jenkins, R. R. Davies

2004

England and the Italian Renaissance

J. R. Hale

1954