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      <title>Worship after War: the Gulf Service of Rembrance and Thanksgiving 1991</title>
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      <description>Title: Worship after War: the Gulf Service of Rembrance and Thanksgiving 1991
Authors: Jeremy Crang; Fiona Douglas</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 01 Jan 2009 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>A festering sore on the body of society: The Wolfenden Committee and Female Prostitution in the mid-20th Century Scotland</title>
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      <description>Title: A festering sore on the body of society: The Wolfenden Committee and Female Prostitution in the mid-20th Century Scotland
Authors: Gayle Davis; Roger Davidson</description>
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      <title>Chapter 5: British History, 1660-1832</title>
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      <description>Title: Chapter 5: British History, 1660-1832
Authors: Murdoch, Alexander Joseph
Abstract: The essence of what happened to the idea of Britain in the&#xD;
eighteenth century is that it mutated from an essentially&#xD;
sectarian idea into one founded on ideas of empire and&#xD;
racial superiority.’ Part of this process was the secession of&#xD;
the inhabitants of the pre- 1763 anglophone colonies on the&#xD;
mainland of North America during the last quarter of the&#xD;
eighteenth century and their replacement, at the centre of&#xD;
imperial activity outwith Britain by the Scots and to a certain&#xD;
extent by the Irish, so that the Britain of 1829 (Catholic&#xD;
Emancipation) or 1832 (Parliamentary Reform) or 1837&#xD;
(the Accession of Queen Victoria) was well and truly a&#xD;
very different construct from that of 1707 or even 1763.</description>
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