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Issue 77, Spring 2014Table of Contents
- Killing in Cork and the Historians
- pp. 160-186
- Moving Back in Memory Studies
- pp. 275-282
- History, Law and Aboriginal Title
- pp. 283-290
- Papers, Please
- pp. 298-306
- Alien Invasion
- pp. 307-312
- Fragments of Imperial Violence
- pp. 312-318
- Divided We Stand
- pp. 319-326
- Society’s Volunteers
- pp. 326-330
- Mary Turner, 1931–2013
- pp. 347-350