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Peter Pulzer was educated at King's College , Cambridge ( MA , Ph.D. ) and University of London ( B.Sc. Econ ) . Official Student ( i.e. Fellow ) and Tutor in Politics , Christ Church , Oxford , 1962–84 .
Peter Pulzer was educated at King's College , Cambridge ( MA , Ph.D. ) and University of London ( B.Sc. Econ ) . Official Student ( i.e. Fellow ) and Tutor in Politics , Christ Church , Oxford , 1962–84 .
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G. M. Matthews ( Oxford , 1988 ( 1905 ) ) , pp . 346-63 ( 354 ) . 44 Noble and Scott Hogg ( eds . ) , Canongate Burns , p . xlvii ; Johnston , Hidden Wordsworth , p . 835 . 45 The Letters of John Clare , ed . Mark Storey , ( Oxford ...
G. M. Matthews ( Oxford , 1988 ( 1905 ) ) , pp . 346-63 ( 354 ) . 44 Noble and Scott Hogg ( eds . ) , Canongate Burns , p . xlvii ; Johnston , Hidden Wordsworth , p . 835 . 45 The Letters of John Clare , ed . Mark Storey , ( Oxford ...
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In their collective work , Why We Are At War : Great Britain's Case , the members of the Faculty of Modern History at Oxford saw the conflict ' as fundamentally a war between two different principles — that of raison d'état and that of ...
In their collective work , Why We Are At War : Great Britain's Case , the members of the Faculty of Modern History at Oxford saw the conflict ' as fundamentally a war between two different principles — that of raison d'état and that of ...
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