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'Mighty but modest, greatness mixed with grave deference, paternalism combined with penitence: this ... is the image that Ronald Hutton’s remarkable book ... sets out to shatter.'
@AnnaLandmark reviews 'The Making of Oliver Cromwell'.
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From @AdeTinniswood's superb review of James Fox's new cultural history of colour in the latest @Lit_Review https://literaryreview.co.uk/purple-prose-2
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