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by Richard Rex

 Pauline Croft looks at a short book on Elizabeth I

by Peter Rex

Stephen Marritt on a book that looks at the Norman regime and the extent of Anglo-Saxon resistance – or acceptance

by Jonathan Clark

Jeremy Black looks at a single-volume history of the British Isles, from 500 BC to the present

 
by Steven Pincus

Ted Vallance looks at an engaging essay on the events of 1688

 
by Jenny Uglow

John Miller looks at a new biography of Charles II and the Restoration

 

by Alison Weir

 David Loades on a thorough examination of the fall of Anne Boleyn

by David Loades

 Derek Wilson looks at book on the personality of a king revealed through his marriages

Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery
by Eric Ives

Steven Gunn enjoys a masterly account of the turbulent fortnight when England hovered on the brink of civil war 

by Hugh Trevor-Roper

Rab Houston admires first rate scholarship in a story of Scotland and its myths

by Alistair Moffat

This overview is readable and fascinating if not particularly scholarly, argues Rab Houston

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