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"Is everything history?": Churchill, Barker, and the Modern History Play
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  • 1972The World Turned Upside Down: Radical Ideas During the English Revolution582 cited
  • 1964Brecht on Theatre408 cited
  • 2014The Nature of the English Revolution254 cited
  • 1989Conflict in Early Stuart England: Studies in Religion and Politics 1603-1642225 cited
  • 1996English drama: a cultural history191 cited
  • 2016Arguments for a Theatre80 cited
  • 1992Revolution and restoration : England in the 1650s72 cited
  • 1400The Messingkauf Dialogues66 cited
  • 1987The joint stock book : the making of a theatre collective55 cited
  • 1993British and Irish Drama since 196033 cited
  • 1991Howard Barker: Paradigm of Postmodernism23 cited

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