History at Cambridge Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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‘Modern Islamic Thought Through a Different Lens: Bringing the Late Ottomans Into the Story', a new blog by @Hammonda1 author of LATE OTTOMAN ORIGINS OF MODERN ISLAMIC THOUGHT ☑️ https://t.co/YfWxVJ5Qxk #MiddleEasthistory #MiddleEast

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Congrats to @nasawiyya whose book Buried in the Red Dirt: Race, Reproduction, and Death in Modern Palestine is winner of the 2023 ISA-IDSS Book Award! ☑️ https://t.co/LX5NgtvV8W https://t.co/fAym6ZWVKn

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The History of State Interposition Shows Federalism is a Deliberative Process, not a Set of Rules', a new blog by Christian G. Fritz, author of MONITORING AMERICAN FEDERALISM ☑️ https://t.co/d0mdFxA1jT #americanhistory #ushistory #earlyrepublic

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“Carl Nightingale will change how you think about where we come from, the places we live in, and the resources we consume from this planet and its sun.” - Jeremy Adelman, author of Worldly Philosopher. Use code ECN20 for 20% off your copy today! https://t.co/2CLnLVJOWm https://t.co/4XlB59dRQp

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Churchill, Chamberlain and Appeasement by G. C. Peden The first study to compare Churchill and Chamberlain systematically in relation to appeasement and defence policy in the 1930s. ☑️ https://t.co/eqI75dpOuV #britishhistory #20thcentury https://t.co/sQfHkVSwpD

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Out now! Wiesner-Hanks's Early Modern Europe, 1450–1789 3rd ed | Thoroughly updated edition of a best-selling, acclaimed book, placing early modern European history in a global and environmental context. Find out more: https://t.co/5NtrYE7Od3 #europeanhistory https://t.co/Jy7saR1fEz

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Out now! Colin Shindler's Israel: A History in 100 Cartoons. Read a free chapter here: ☑️ https://t.co/PRBfOoxw0u 20% discount available for a limited time: ☑️ https://t.co/D01NqXkk3y #israelihistory #jewishstudies https://t.co/U6NE1Taj9N

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Courtly Mediators by Leah R. Clark @DrLeahRClark Courtly Mediators examines Italian Renaissance collecting practices from the perspective of trade, diplomacy, and global encounters. ☑️ https://t.co/cNHQzvD8tL #rentwitter https://t.co/EHpVmSWK4g

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'Running from Bondage', written by award-winning author and historian Karen Cook Bell, tells the compelling stories of enslaved women who escaped or tried to escape from slavery during the eighteenth century. Now available in paperback! Available at: https://t.co/leLN4TRnMq https://t.co/J0zSGyfezp

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Don’t miss your chance to read new Cambridge Element The Transformation of Historical Research in the Digital Age by Ian Milligan! Free access available. #cambridgeelements #history https://t.co/UiJ6fTNrky https://t.co/IeIWnAEbG5