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Articles in April, 2005 issue of Contemporary Review

• Stanley Baldwin In His Own Words
  by Richard Mullen
• Tales from the Tower of London
• The Goldfish Bowl
• Shakespeare And The English Language
  by Ralph Berry
• Religion in History
• The Carlyles at Home and Abroad
• Schools and innovation in Africa
  by Garreth Byrne
• Great Tales from English History
• Josiah Wedgwood
• Experiencing universities in Britain and the United States
  by Daniel McKay
• A Textual History of the King James Bible
• Bomber Crew
• Jacquard's Web
• The Tories have a future
  by Robert S. Redmond
• Kafka
• The Command of the Ocean
• Dictionary of British Politics
• The 1923 Tokyo earthquake: implications for today
  by Keith Suter
• 1914-1918: The History of the First World War
• Wilhelm II
• Penicillin Man
• Shakespeare and the Catholic network
  by Ralph Berry
• 13: The World's Most Popular Superstition
• Tony Blair As George Bush's Watch Dog
  by Tony Thomas
• Phiz
• Paston Letters and Papers of the Fifteenth Century
• Mao
• Orientalism, The U.S. And The Middle East
  by Charles Foster
• The Birth of Industrial Britain
• European Universities from the Enlightenment to 1914
• The World Of Paperbacks
• A democratic Iraq?
  by Allan Ramsay
• Sheffield
• Washington's Plans For The Iraq War
  by Ian Jackson
• Contemporary Novelists
• The Cambridge Companion to Byron
• Princesses: The Six Daughters of George III
• American Marines are guided by an old manual in Iraq
  by Paolo Tripodi
• A Sober Life Of Pablo Neruda
  by Geoffrey Heptonstall
• Brewer's Dictionary of Irish Phrase & Fable
• Chechnya: the achilles heel of Russia—part one
  by Alec Rasizade
• Warfare in Ancient Greece