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Philip Borg MD, FRCR,Abdul Rahman J. Alvi MBBS, MRCS,Nicholas T. Skipper BSc, MBBS,Christopher S. Jotantial attention to girls’ genres largely neglected in existing scholarship. Peter Hunt and Karen Sands observe that ‘the importance of the Empire to British children’s literature … is taken as a truism by children’s literature historians’ (1999, p. 40). The omnipresence of empire in British cultur

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Philip Borg MD, FRCR,Abdul Rahman J. Alvi MBBS, MRCS,Nicholas T. Skipper BSc, MBBS,Christopher S. Jonding medical aid to both countries. The International Peace Campaign (IPC)—Rassemblement Universel pour la Paix (RUP) in its original name—was an international pacifist institution that opposed the non-intervention policies of Western countries toward the conflicts of Spain and China. It became a m

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Philip Borg MD, FRCR,Abdul Rahman J. Alvi MBBS, MRCS,Nicholas T. Skipper BSc, MBBS,Christopher S. Jo of ‘tropical medicine’ by connecting medical history and thThis book investigates the complex relationship between the development of modern empires, nation, and the history of tropical medicine. Broadening existing historiographical perspectives, it explores imperialism outside of the British Empi

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Philip Borg MD, FRCR,Abdul Rahman J. Alvi MBBS, MRCS,Nicholas T. Skipper BSc, MBBS,Christopher S. Joirginia is fragmentary and anecdotal. Virginia differed from Ireland because the Anglican church encountered no network of congregations or existing corps of clergymen. What we do know rests in large measure on only two important sources, statutes enacted by the House of Burgesses in 1619 and later

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Philip Borg MD, FRCR,Abdul Rahman J. Alvi MBBS, MRCS,Nicholas T. Skipper BSc, MBBS,Christopher S. Jo’s long historical interest and extra-territorial venture in Ireland. For nearly a thousand years before the reigns of the first two Tudors, Henry VII and Henry VIII, in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, Ireland had been a land of notice for English monarchs. It was an attraction that began abo

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Philip Borg MD, FRCR,Abdul Rahman J. Alvi MBBS, MRCS,Nicholas T. Skipper BSc, MBBS,Christopher S. Joirginia is fragmentary and anecdotal. Virginia differed from Ireland because the Anglican church encountered no network of congregations or existing corps of clergymen. What we do know rests in large measure on only two important sources, statutes enacted by the House of Burgesses in 1619 and later