From the October 2020 Issue Blowin’ in the Wind War and Peacekeeping: Personal Reflections on Conflict and Lasting Peace By Martin Bell LR
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In praise of George III, ‘Britain’s most misunderstood monarch’.
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My review of Joshua Ferris's 'A Calling for Charlie Barnes', in this month's issue of @Lit_Review
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