The lessons of history: An inaugural lecture delivered before the Vice-Chancellor and Fellows of the University of Oxford on Friday 6 March 1981

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ISBN-10:

0199515328

ISBN-13:

9780199515325

Released: Jan 01, 1981
Publisher: Clarendon Press
Format: Paperback, 21 pages

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The Lessons of History contains the reflections of one of Britain's historians during his time as Regius Professor of Modern History at Oxford. Some reflect on contemporary events but most are broadly concerned with the historical process which underlies international politics.

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