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Take a look at these original copies of the Marx Memorial Library Bulletin (now known as Theory & Struggle), est. 1933! ⁣ #Marx #KarlMarx #Marxism #MarxMemorialLibrary #LabourHistory #WorkingClassHistory
Spent the morning with #brandliverpool - sunny views from @liverpoolfc plenty of Liverpool Beyond the Brink and a topped up love for Liverpool and all we have to offer as a city. Thanks to all the speakers and organisers! #liverpool #liverpoolfc #brandliverpool
Bede: On First Samuel is the first translation into English of Bede's highly experimental commentary on 1 Samuel (Old Testament). Find out more about this recently published book on the LUP website! #bede #translation #newrelease #history #academicbooks #academicpublishing #medievalstudies #religioushistory
The latest issue of Music, Sound, and the Moving Image has been published! 13.1 includes studies on pornosonics of female desire in Indian mediascapes, and Alfonso Cuarón’s 3-dimensional sound design approach in Gravity (2013). ⁣ ⁣ #Music #MusicStudies #SoundStudies #Mediascapes #Journal #NewIssue #NewContent⁣
Glassworking in England from the 14th to the 20th century is a detailed examination of the English glass industry, with an emphasis on archaeological evidence. Find out more about David Dungworth's new book on the LUP website! #glassworking #glass #archaeology #heritage #historicengland #books #academicbooks #newrelease
Jon Hoyle's Hidden Landscapes of the Forest of Dean brings together over 10 years of archaeological research into the area. Find out more about this recently published @historicengland book on the LUP website! #forestofdean #archaeology #gloucestershire #newrelease #books #forest #landscape #historicengland #publishing #academicpublishing #academicbooks

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