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The Grand Secret: Benjamin Franklin's "Autobiography" and Freemasonry	From Sunningdale to Good Friday: Power Entrenchment and Paramilitary Inclusion

Theodore Gericault: The Hotel de Longueville and the Galeries du Louvre, 1792-1808	"Selling socialism": Labour, democracy and the mass media, 1900--1939

Guerram publice et palam faciendo: Local war and royal authority in late medieval southern France	The history and implications of secularisation: The Leiden Circle, 1575--1618

Re-imagining the Soviet intelligentsia: Student politics and university life, 1948--1964	Technicians of the soul: Insanity, psychiatric practice, and "culture-making" in southern Italy

The trope of race in the portraiture and print culture of ancien regime France	Mapping the geographies of French identity: 1871--1914

"All the devils are loose": The radical revolution in the Saxon Vogtland, 1918--1920	To power through reform: The development of party through electoral reform in the Victorian House of Commons

Manuscript technologies: Correspondence, collaboration, and the construction of natural knowledge in early modern Britain	The provincial challenge: Regionalism, crisis, and integration in the late Ottoman Empire (1792--1812)

Postwall Germany's historical film wave: A cinema of retro-flection	French Milan: Citizens, occupiers, and the Italian Wars, 1499--1529

Habits of knowledge: Artisans, savants and mechanical devices in seventeenth-century French natural philosophy	1932

Projections: The visual structure of French history	Emigres: The experience of political exile for Germans and Hungarians, 1848--1871

Commercial visions: Trading with representations of nature in early modern Netherlands	Forking paths: Authoritarianism, population growth and economic performance in Mexico and Spain, 1934--2000

City women Sex, money, and the social order in London 1570--1640	The return of laissez-faire

Natural experiments in European economic history: The Reformation, the French Revolution, and medieval universities	In search of the user: The experiment of modern urbanism in postwar France, 1955--1975

Economic openness, democracy and institutional adjustment: The politics of welfare state development in Spain and Portugal	Nationalism on the margins: Silesians between Germany and Poland, 1848--1945

Music and learning in early Renaissance Ferrara, c. 1430-1470	Defending the city, defending the faith: The sieges of the French civil wars, 1552-1628

Form and idea in the ars nova motet	The 'eternal return' of the Byzantine icon: Sacred and secular in the art of Photis Kontoglou

The Forging of a Golden Age: King Frederick the Great and Music for Berlin, 1732 to 1756	The South Sea Company and Anglo-Spanish Connections, 1713-1739

A Radical Rethinking of Empire: Ottoman State and Society during the Greek War of Independence (1821--1826)	Transnational Fordism. Ford Motor Company, Nazi Germany, and the Soviet Union in the Interwar Years

Sholem Schwarzbard: Biography of a Jewish Assassin