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Care, Discipline, and the Politics of Visibility in Allied Surgical Histories, 1870-1945. [PDF]

Nurs Inq
Dunn J.
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Sources of madness: investigating the post-colonial history of psychiatry in Niger. [PDF]

Med Hist
Aïtmehdi G, Evrard C.
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From Brazil to Japan: war, education and circulation of knowledge in the travels of Robert King Hall, 1940-1946. [PDF]

Hist Cienc Saude Manguinhos
Cunha AM.
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Speculative Expropriation. [PDF]

Polit Theory
Wapeemukwa W.
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The <i>Medical and Physical Journal</i> and the construction of medical journalism in Britain, 1733-1803. [PDF]

Med Hist
Mackintosh A.
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Transition in Residues: On Depleted Oil Wells, Radioactive Geophysics, and the Origins of the Twentieth Century's Energy Mix. [PDF]

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Bron M.
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A Poetic Historiography of the Early English Settlements

2021
Abstract Zooming in to consider how the ambitions of Jones’s project are realized in the individual poetic sequences that make up The Anathemata, Chapter 3 engages in a close reading of the third sequence of The Anathemata, ‘Angle-Land’. ‘Angle-Land’ focuses on the arrival of the Angles, Saxons, and the Jutes to Britain and the extent of
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Propaganda in English medieval historiography

Journal of Medieval History, 1975
Propaganda occurs sporadically in the chronicles of medieval England, mainly in official histories (that is those commissioned by authority) and quasi-official ones (those not actually commissioned but representing the authority's point of view). It ranges from mere eulogy to forceful argument which may even involve deliberate misrepresentation.
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