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This discussion rests on the underlying principle that total cyber security is, was, and always will be unachievable. From its very inception, the idea of an information architecture relying on universal connectivity has ...

What is British National Identity and how do we get it?

Colls, Robert (Article)

What is not collaborative about early modern drama in performance and print?

Egan, Gabriel (Article)

What it Was Like

Taylor, Maria (Other)

What Katy read : feminist re-readings of 'classic' stories for girls.

Foster, Shirley.; Simons, J. (Book)

”What rhymes with cow/and starts with an N”: Tom Raworth’s Time and motion studies

Perril, S. D. (Book chapter)

What Text Really is Not, and Why Editors have to Learn to Swim

Robinson, Peter (Article)

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Waging the economic Cold War, Britain and CoCom, 1948-54 ﻿

Walking New Myths: Sally Wainwright’s Brontë Biopic ﻿

Wallop, John, first earl of Portsmouth (1690–1762), politician [2004] ﻿

”Wandering Jews?” British Jewry, Outdoor Recreation and the Far-Left, 1900-1939 ﻿

War remembrance and sport: "Abide with Me" and the FA Cup final in the 1920s ﻿

"Was that her talking or the book?" Translating language and the law in Sarah Dunant's Transgressions. ﻿

The way of all text: the materialist Shakespeare ﻿

"We must go about it in our own way and have complete control": the British film industry and the Metropolitan Police Press Bureau, 1919-1938. ﻿

Wearing the green: a history of St. Patrick's Day ﻿

Weimar and Nazi Germany: continuities and discontinuities ﻿

Welcoming the world's best athletes: An Olympic challenge for post-war Britain. ﻿

Weldon [née Thomas], Georgina (1837–1914), campaigner against the lunacy laws and celebrated litigant [2004] ﻿

Wells, William (1818–1889), agriculturist and politician [rev., 2006] ﻿

We’re Doomed! – And Your Problem Is? How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Cyber Insecurity.. ﻿

What is British National Identity and how do we get it? ﻿

What is not collaborative about early modern drama in performance and print? ﻿

What it Was Like ﻿

What Katy read : feminist re-readings of 'classic' stories for girls. ﻿

”What rhymes with cow/and starts with an N”: Tom Raworth’s Time and motion studies ﻿

What Text Really is Not, and Why Editors have to Learn to Swim ﻿

Waging the economic Cold War, Britain and CoCom, 1948-54

Walking New Myths: Sally Wainwright’s Brontë Biopic

Wallop, John, first earl of Portsmouth (1690–1762), politician [2004]

”Wandering Jews?” British Jewry, Outdoor Recreation and the Far-Left, 1900-1939

War remembrance and sport: "Abide with Me" and the FA Cup final in the 1920s

"Was that her talking or the book?" Translating language and the law in Sarah Dunant's Transgressions.

The way of all text: the materialist Shakespeare

"We must go about it in our own way and have complete control": the British film industry and the Metropolitan Police Press Bureau, 1919-1938.

Wearing the green: a history of St. Patrick's Day

Weimar and Nazi Germany: continuities and discontinuities

Welcoming the world's best athletes: An Olympic challenge for post-war Britain.

Weldon [née Thomas], Georgina (1837–1914), campaigner against the lunacy laws and celebrated litigant [2004]

Wells, William (1818–1889), agriculturist and politician [rev., 2006]

We’re Doomed! – And Your Problem Is? How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Cyber Insecurity..