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Modern British History-First Issue Editorial

Modern British History-First Issue Editorial

Hannah Charnock ¹, Shahmima Akhtar ¹, Sarah Crook ¹, Chris Hilliard ¹, Erik Linstrum ¹, Tehila Sasson ¹

Hannah Charnock ¹, Shahmima Akhtar ¹, Sarah Crook ¹

¹Modern British History Editorial Board.

⁰Modern British History Editorial Board.

Modern British History (oxford, England) +

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October 24, 2024

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