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Further Thoughts on the Undivided Past

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A year after its publication, David Cannadine will revisit his most recent book. He will discuss the academic influences that lay behind it, and the contemporary events that informed it; he will talk about the book’s arguments and its impact; and he will offer some considered reflections on its implications.

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