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Volume 54 - Issue 3 - July 2003

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The Holy See, British policy and the Plan of Campaign in Ireland, 1885–93. By Ambrose Macaulay. Pp. xiv+386 incl. map+13 ills. Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2002. €45. 1 85182 628 9
OLIVER P. RAFFERTY
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Upholding the faith. The process of education in Catholic schools in Australia, 1922–1965. By Thomas A. O'Donoghue. (History of Schools and Schooling, 24.) Pp. ix+171. New York: Peter Lang, 2001. 0 8204 5653 5
MARIAN QUARTLY
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01 July 2003, p. 605
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Encyclopedia of fundamentalism. Edited by Brenda E. Brasher. (Religion and Society.) (A Berkshire Reference work.) Pp. xviii+558 incl. numerous ills. New York–London: Routledge, 2001. £85. 0 415 92244 5
JOHN KENT
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Archivo Gomá. Documentos de la Guerra Civil, I: Julio–Diciembre de 1936. Edited by José Andrés-Gallego and Antón M. Pazos. Pp. 589. Madrid: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, 2001. 84 00 07945 0; 84 00 07944 2
PETER LINEHAN
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Children of the new age. A history of spiritual practices. By Steven J. Sutcliffe. Pp. x+267. London: Routledge, 2003(2). 0 415 24298 3; 0 415 24299 1
RONALD HUTTON
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Pope Pius XII and the holocaust. Edited by Carol Rittner and John K. Roth. Pp. xii+291 incl. 4 ills. London–New York: Leicester University Press, 2002. £40 (cloth) £16.99 (paper). 0 7185 0274 4; 0 7185 0275 2
PHILIP ENDEAN
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God save the queen. The spiritual dimension of monarchy. By Ian Bradley. Pp. xxii+218. London: Darton, Longman and Todd, 2002. £14.95. 0 232 52414 9; 0 232 52460 2
VERNON BOGDANOR
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The resurrection of the Church in Albania. Voices of Orthodox Christians. By Jim Forest. Pp. 128 incl. frontispiece and 64 ills. Geneva: WCC Publications, 2002. €17 (paper). 2 8254 1359 3
MICHAEL BOURDEAUX
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HEINRICH BULLINGER (1504–75): LIFE – THOUGHT – INFLUENCE An International Congress, Zurich, 25–29 August 2004
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Heinrich Bullinger is an outstanding example of posthumous neglect by historical scholarship. Within the more narrow field of specialists, it is indeed recognised that we have him chiefly to thank for the consolidation of the Zurich Reformation, and to a considerable extent of the whole Swiss Reformation, and also that he was an important teacher and adviser for all the Reformed Churches of Europe. Nevertheless Bullinger has been to a large extent relegated to a subordinate role, not least indeed in university curricula and in current textbooks. Certainly research on Bullinger has provided basic outlines in the last decades – for example, the edition of his correspondence – but this does still not signify a general change of attitude.

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