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  The English Historical Review enghistrev.bsky.social · Feb 3
  New article, by the late Aaron Graham, 'Glorious Autarky? Foreign Resources and the British Fiscal-Military State, 1688–1815' academic.oup.com/ehr/advance-... @fiscalmilitary.bsky.social
  

  Glorious Autarky? Foreign Resources and the British Fiscal-Military State, 1688–1815*

  Abstract. Studies of state formation and state-building in early modern Britain have almost overwhelmingly focused on how domestic resources were mobilised

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  The English Historical Review enghistrev.bsky.social · Feb 3
  New article! John Gallagher @earlymodernjohn.bsky.social on 'Selling Education in England, 1650-1715' academic.oup.com/ehr/advance-... #earlymodern
  

  Selling Education in England, 1650–1715*

  Abstract. In the period 1650–1715, a growing consensus emerged that educational culture in England did not meet the needs of the population, and that chang

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  The English Historical Review enghistrev.bsky.social · Feb 2
  New article! Jay Roszman @jayroszman.bsky.social on 'An O’Connellite Empire? Irish Nationalism, British Imperial Trouble, and the Limits of Anti-Imperialism in the Age of Reform' academic.oup.com/ehr/advance-...
  

  An O’Connellite Empire? Irish Nationalism, British Imperial Trouble, and the Limits of Anti-Imperialism in the Age of Reform*

  Abstract. This article explores the way Irish nationalists in the 1830s and 1840s understood and condemned British imperial policy in times of trouble, whi

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