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	Advertising an Empire of Oil: The British Petroleum Company and the Persian Khan Exhibit of 1924-1925. Wereley, Ian
	An Elusive Remedy: A Calgary Chiropodist Complains of Libel, 1916 Campbell, Lyndsay and Exner, Heidi
	Bahia's Independence: Popular Politics and Patriotic Festival in Salvador, Brazil, 1824-1900 Kraay, Hendrik
	Central African Republic: Coups, Mutinies, and Civil War Stapleton, Timothy
	Edward the Elder’s Burghal Policy and Ideology in West Saxon Overlordship of Britain Konshuh, Courtnay in Roberts, Jane and Volodarskaya, Emma Language, Culture and Society
	Extracting the Past from the Present: Exotic Prizes, Empty Wilderness, and Commercial Conquest in Two Oil Company Advertisements, 1925-2012. Wereley, Ian
	King Coal versus Prince Petroleo: Imagining Oil, Energy, and Transition in Early Twentieth-Century Britain. Wereley, Ian
	Martial Identities in Colonial Nigeria (c.1900-1960) Stapleton, Timothy
	Poland in the “Paris System”: self-determination, stereotypes, and decisions in 1919 Clark, J. Denis
	Research on the Proceedings and Transactions of the Royal Society of Canada, 1898-1947. Wereley, Ian
	Return of the King? Monarchy in American Thought Bates, Zach
	Review: Graham D. Taylor, Imperial Standard: Imperial Oil, Exxon, and the Canadian Oil Industry from 1880. Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 2019. Labour/Le Travail. Wereley, Ian
	Seeking moderation and stability: Emotion, the British delegation and the Polish settlement at Paris, 1919 Clark, J. Denis
	Soviet Partisan versus German Security Soldier Hill, Alexander A. and Shumate, Johnny (illustrator) The savage partisan war on the Eastern Front during World War II saw a wide variety of forces deployed by both sides. On the Soviet side, civilian partisans fought alongside and in co-operation with Red Army troops and Red Army and NKVD ‘special forces'. On the German side, German Army security divisions, with indigenous components including cavalry, fought alongside SS police and Waffen-SS units and other front-line troops employed for short periods in the anti-partisan role. In addition to providing the background history of the forces of both sides, this study focuses upon three examples of German anti-partisan operations that show varied success in dealing with the Soviet partisan threat. Notably, it covers a major operation in north-west Russia during the spring of 1943 - Operation Spring Clean - that saw Wehrmacht security forces including local components fighting alongside troops under the SS umbrella against a number of Soviet partisan brigades. During the fighting, German forces even employed captured French tanks from earlier in the war against the partisans. Featuring specially commissioned artwork and drawing upon an array of sources, this is an absorbing account of the brutal fighting between German security forces and their Soviet partisan opponents during the long struggle for victory on World War II's Eastern Front.
	The Breakup of the Democratic Party in the North: A Battle of Ideas and Organization Towers, Frank in Birkner, Michael, Randall Miller and John Quist The Political Worlds of James Buchanan and Thaddeus Stevens
	The Idea of Royal Empire and the Imperial Crown of England, 1542-1698 Bates, Zach
	The Prejudice of the Powerful: Tracing Networks of Injustice through the Transactions of the Royal Society of Canada, 1899-1947. Wereley, Ian
	“The Threat of Consolidation: State’s Rights and American Discourses of Nation and Empire in the Nineteenth Century” Towers, Frank
	Urban and Rural America in the Civil War Towers, Frank in Sheehan-Dean, Aaron The Cambridge History of the American Civil War: Vol. 3

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