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Jul 11, 2010

Sunday's Notes


by Cliopatria


A. N. Wilson reviews Adam Sisman's Hugh Trevor-Roper: The Biography for The Guardian, 11 July.

A Christopher Hill symposium:

  • R. C. Richardson, THE, 24 June
  • Christopher Thompson, Early Modern History, 25 June
  • J. N. Nielson, Geopolicraticus, 26 June
  • Nick Poyntz, Mercurius Politicus, 3 July.

    • Isaac Chotiner,"An Opiate of the People," NYT, 11 July, reviews Elizabeth Abbott's Sugar: A Bittersweet History.

    Ben Downing,"Love's Pestilence," NYT, 11 July, reviews Daisy Hay's Young Romantics: The Tangled Lives of English Poetry's Greatest Generation.

    Carol Vogel,"High-Tech Matisse," NYT, 11 July, reviews"Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913-1917," an exhibit opening next week at Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art.

    Wendy Smith reviews Kevin Starr's Golden Gate: The Life and Times of America's Greatest Bridge and Michael Hiltzik's Colossus: Hoover Dam and the Making of the American Century for the LA Times, 11 July.

    Michael Sims reviews Robert Stevens's Yvon's Paris and Graham Robb's Parisians: An Adventure History of Paris for the Washington Post, 9 July.


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