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Protected: Political Life and the Rise of Public Opinion in 18th-Century Britain
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Annotate for Tuesday 10th December
Please listen to my audio commentary Front page article of the first issue of the Daily Universal Register, 1st January 1785 written by the founder of the newspaper, John Walter (he changed the name of his paper to The Times three years later). To … Continue reading
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Protected: Corrigé du devoir sur table du 20 novembre
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Protected: Lecture notes 2 – The Glorious Revolution
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Protected: Lecture notes 1 – The British Isles in 1688
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Reading a reference or a bibliography in MLA Style
All references in a bibliography should be ordered alphabetically. Here are general rules to present a reference according to the nature of the source you reference. Remember that in all cases, if some information is missing from your source, you … Continue reading
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