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      Born of War: Preserving the Voices of those who Served

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      History Reclaimed: December 2025 Newsletter

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      Quakers and the Post-Colonialist Fallacy

      by Mark Frankel
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      Clement Attlee: Apostle of Empire?

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      On the William Jones memorial in University College, Oxford

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      Quakers and the Post-Colonialist Fallacy

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      Elizabeth Heyrick and the concept of “immediacy” in abolitionist thought
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      The National Trust’s distortion of history at Dyrham Park

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      Imperial stretcher-bearers of the Natal Indian Ambulance Corps
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      Fables and Alternatives: the Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902

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      Clement Attlee: Apostle of Empire?
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      Clement Attlee: Apostle of Empire?

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      The Punjab Boundary Commission with Sir Cyril Radcliffe
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      Sir Cyril Radcliffe’s Departure from India in 1947

      16/08/2026
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      Churchill wasn’t the villain of the Bengal Famine. Japan was.
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      Churchill wasn’t the villain of the Bengal Famine. Japan was.

      15/08/2026
      by Lawrence Goldman
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      Empires • Featured • Institutions

      Born of War: Preserving the Voices of those who Served

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      The 93rd Regiment of the 2nd Battalion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
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      Scots are finally waking up to their role in the British Empire

      06/08/2026
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      The bronze figurine of the Dancing Girl of Mohenjo Daro
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      he Fate of the Dancing Girl: Partition, Restitution, and the Afterlife of an Indus Valley Icon

      12/07/2026
      by Muhammad Nishat Hussain
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      Indian and Pakistani views on Mountbatten’s Handling of Indian Independence

      02/07/2026
      by Rohan Fernando

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