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The Scapegoat: Impotence and Witchcraft in the Middle Ages

The Plurinational State in Ecuador

John G. Diefenbaker and Cross Border Relations During the Bomarc Missile Crisis

An Analysis of Anglo-Saxon Kinship During the Middle Ages

Questions of Ethics: How Family Planning changed under Indira Gandhi's Emergency

The Politics of Mythmaking: Foreign Policy in Canadian Federal Elections 1958-1965

The Finnish Battle for Identity: Finnish Socialism, Nationalism and Russian Ideological Intervention in the Finnish Civil War

Braunschweig: A Historiography of Ordinary Germans and the Holocaust

Jewels, Gems, and Magic Stones: The Uses of Stones in Natural Magic in the Middle Ages

The Human Rights Movement Against Apartheid South Africa: The Impact of Boycotts, Divestment, and Sanctions