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Articles in Nov, 1996 issue of Contemporary Review

• 'A harmless young shepherd in a soldier's coat': a centenary salute to Edmund Blunden, 1 November 1896-20 January 1974
  by Anne Powell
• Returning to power in Africa: lessons from Uganda
  by Makasa Kasonde
• Trollope on compact disc
  by Richard Mullen
• Hungary at last fulfills the ideals of the 1956 Revolution
  by Thomas Orszag-Land
• Knee Deep in Dishonour: The Scott Report and Its Aftermath
  by Radmila May
• The many faces of Scotland
  by Robert D. Kernohan
• Irish Television: The Political and Social Origins
  by Andrew Boyd
• Turmoil in Cyprus: another hot summer for the United Nations in the Eastern Mediterranean
  by Oliver Richmond
• The Oxford Guide To Contemporary Writing
  by Joan Bridgman
• Atlanta after the Olympics
  by Alan I. Davies
• Liberty Against the Law: Some Seventeenth-Century Controversies
  by Annabella Cloudsley
• Dilemma
  by Elizabeth Hillman
• Storm. Short Stories
  by Aidan Rankin
• Paul: A Critical Life
  by R.D. Kernohan
• Kingsley Amis versus Vladimir Nabokov
  by Donald Bruce
• Individual Choice and the Structures of History: Alexis de Tocqueville as Historian Reappraised
  by Edward Bradbury
• Waiting for the bore
  by Penelope Bennet
• Robert Frost: A Biography
  by Nicholas Wong