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How a rising right in the United States and Europe idolizes strength, masculinity, and even war.

The life and times of the great eighteenth-century judge and statesman, whose legacy continues to influence Anglo-American law and society.

Voltaire's Workshop argues that the French translation of Henry Fielding's Tom Jones, by Pierre-Antoine de La Place, was the single most important source for Voltaire's Candide.

Our Subversive Voice establishes the protest song as a mode of political communication. Covering five centuries in England's history, from street ballads and art song to grime, hymns, music hall, and punk, this book explores the causes that protest songs adopt, the conditions that give rise to them, and the institutions that have suppressed them.

Drawing on case studies in Italian history, Struggles for Self-Rule asks, do the centralizing tendencies of modern politics sap the self-organizing powers of individuals and communities, and what, if anything, can be done about it?

A Time for the Province explores the culturally and symbolically important region of the Polish borderlands through the idea of the palimpsest in modern Polish provincial literature.

Paying tribute to the work of the Soviet historian Lynne Viola, Other Voices in Soviet History listens to voices that have traditionally been overlooked in familiar narratives of Soviet history.

Challenging philological and critical understandings of authenticity, The Authentic Paul tells the story of numerous critical scholars, from antiquity to the modern period, who have laboured to make a book of Paul's letters free from textual variation and forgery.