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Telling  tales

Telling tales

Wednesday, 1st July 2009

Ox-Tales: Earth, Air, Fire, Water

Oxfam

Reviewed by Sam Leith

Immortalised  in print

Immortalised in print

Wednesday, 1st July 2009

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, 2001-2004

Lawrence Goldman (editor)

Reviewed by Geoffrey Wheatcroft

Between cross and crescent

Between cross and crescent

Wednesday, 1st July 2009

The Last Crusaders: The Hundred Year Battle for the Centre of the World

Barnaby Rogerson

Reviewed by Piers Paul Read

Nearly guiltless

Nearly guiltless

Wednesday, 1st July 2009

Ashes to Ashes

Marcus Berkmann

Reviewed by P.J. Kavanagh

Transcontinental satires

Transcontinental satires

Wednesday, 1st July 2009

Jerusalem

Patrick Neate

Reviewed by D.J. Taylor

Desolation by the sea

Desolation by the sea

Wednesday, 1st July 2009

This is How

M. J. Hoyland

Reviewed by Molly Guinness

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May Book of the Month - The Day of the Locust

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