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British literature
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Fanny and Robert Louis Stevenson’s marriage of radical minds
By Scott Bradfield
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The life of Margaret Tudor: queen and hapless intermediary
By Helen Carr
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Kaliane Bradley time travels in
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Peter Ackroyd’s tour of English religious history
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Emily Howes on sisterly duty
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