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Articles in Sept, 2001 issue of Contemporary Review

• The Iron Lady Of India - Jayalalitha, chief minister of Tamil Nadu
  by A. S. Raman
• Target: Pearl Harbor - Review
• Gwen John: A life - Review
• The Partition Of Yugoslavia: A Nazi Plan Recalled
  by Patrick Thursfield
• Henrietta Maria: Charles I's Indomitable Queen - Review
• Libraries in the Ancient World - Review
• Bob Dylan's Dilemma: Which Blonde?
  by Michael Karwowski
• The Plots to Rescue the Tsar - Review
• Left Book Club Anthology - Review
  by Victor Gollancz
• The World Of Paperbacks - newly released paperbacks on history and politics - Brief Article
• Encyclopedia of the Palestinians - Review
• The History of the Rhodes Trust 1902-1999 - Review
• Witney: A Quiet Town In Unquiet Times - Witney, a village near Oxford, England
  by Jonathan W. Doering
• America's President: Illusions And Realities - Review
  by Michael F. Hopkins
• The Collected Letters of A. W. N. Pugin: Volume I 1830-1842 - Review
• The City of London. Volume IV. A Club No More: 1945-2000 - Review
• Poverty And Mental Health In The Developing World
  by Keya Acharya
• The Many Colours Of Tourism - Review
  by Joaquina Pires-O'Brien
• Beria, My Father: Inside Stalin's Kremlin - Review
• Kingdom for a Stage: Magicians & Aristocrats in the Elizabethan Theatre - Review
• French Paintings From Maryland - French art in the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Walters Art Gallery
  by Donald Bruce
• The Future Of Archaeology: Who Owns What? - Review
  by Tom Phillips
• Politics and the American Economy - Review
• New And Noteworthy
• Fascist Ideology: Territory and Expansionism in Italy and Germany, 1922-1945 - Review
• The Challenge Of Peacekeeping In Africa
  by Preeti Patel
• France: The Dark Years 1940-1944 - Review
• Seahenge: New Discoveries in Prehistoric Britain - Review
• Teaching English In China
  by Michael Collins
• Gordon and the Sudan: Prologue to the Mahdiyya 1877-1880 - Review
• Russia and the Russians: A History from Rus to the Russian Federation - Review