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Nat Turner is no longer merely villain or hero in American memory. This splendid collection of scholarly essays and remembrances offers the most thorough understanding we have yet had of this pivotal slave rebel.  We can see Turner here from multiple perspectives: historical, moral, psychological, literary, and especially the politics of memory and race.

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'This interesting, well-written and clearly-organised book will be of value to those interested in British governmental policymaking in the third quarter of the last century and, more generally, to those concerned with the potential relevance of historical study in the public sphere.

'Drawing on a wide range of sources and reflecting a sound grasp of administrative practice and culture, Beck ably demonstrates the extent of the neglect by government in its deliberations of the historical work it had commissioned. His meticulous scholarship demonstrates that, despite claims of the value of the historical perspective, policy, instead, was the function of what was negotiable within Whitehall.

'At times, the perspective seems very recent. The historical report on what Burke Trend termed the deplorable history of the Festival Gardens project, established as part of the 1951 Festival of Britain, would have been useful reading for those considering the Millennium Dome. Similarly, Rohan Butler's 1962 History of the Abadan Crisis of 1951 offers an interesting viewpoint on the more recent Iraq crisis'

'This first-rate study deserves wide attention as an exemplary treatment of its subject.' - Professor Jeremy Black, University of Exeter, and author of Using History (2005).

'Beck's book draws into question the practicality of marrying history with policy making. It provides case studies into the limited abilities of academic historians to write administrative histories. Additionally, it serves as an implicit warning to historians who seek to make history the justifier of war or specific policy. Should historians stay away from political debates? This book does not seek to answer that question. The question it does ask how did the British government use histories to determine policy - should at least make people and policy makers think twice before calling for or writing individual histories to explain everything. In the end Beck achieves for policy makers what a positive historical narrative could not: doubt about the uses of history in policy. Paradoxically, this solidly written book provides exceedingly practical lessons to historians and policy makers alike.' - British Scholar (Book of the Month)

'Quite apart from illuminating my father's career, most notably his belief in the value of the historical dimension in the conduct of government, this book reminds policymakers like me about the merits of making history a more significant part of the policymaking process. At the same time, by pointing to the frequent tendency merely to pay lip service to the concept, the book makes policymakers more aware of the constant need to overcome the difficulties of using history in government.'' - Charles Clarke, Home Secretary in the Blair Government, 2004-2006

'A fascinating and genuinely original study by Peter Beck...He has researched the subject thoroughly in The National Archives and among private papers, he writes in a lucid style and...he has succeeded in opening up an area about which most historians of post-war Britain have hitherto said little. Indeed, this is a book that could be read with profit by a wide range of historians...because it raises questions about the value and application of history in the modern world.' Professor John Young, University of Nottingham, Archives: The journal of the British Records Association

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Using History, Making British Policy

A Sibert Informational Book Medal Honor BookKirkus Best Books of 2015Booklist Editors' Choice 2015BCCB&#160;Blue Ribbon 2015* "Vivid details and the immediacy of Lowery's voice make this a valuable primary document as well as a pleasure to read."&mdash;Kirkus, starred review * "One of those rare books that is geniunely accessible to a broad audience."&mdash;BCCB, starred review * "This inspiring personal story illuminates pivotal events in America's history."&mdash;Booklist, starred review

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An expertly crafted piece of historical fiction.&rdquo;&mdash;School Library Journal, starred review* &ldquo;A skillfully crafted and tenderly told story of faith and friendship tested.&rdquo;&mdash;BCCB, starred review"The slow build reveals...a compelling, admirable young woman in a gorgeously built world that accepts miracles without question...Immersive and mesmerizing."&mdash;Kirkus Reviews&ldquo;[A] powerful and beautifully written novel.&rdquo;&mdash;VOYA &ldquo;A beautiful and timeless tale of family and loyalty, friendship and devotion.&rdquo;&mdash;Mette Ivie Harrison, author of New York Times Notable Book The Bishop&rsquo;s Wife &#160; &ldquo;Powerful and heartbreaking, The Passion of Dolssa shows us that the voices of dissent can only be silenced for so long. Their echoes carry down the centuries, sounding warnings for our own time. Julie Berry writes the past as if she lived it.&rdquo;&mdash;Jennifer Donnelly, New York Times bestselling author of These Shallow Graves &ldquo;Julie Berry's sweeping tapestry of friendship and belief is both epic and intimate, both sweet and painful.&rdquo;&mdash;Elizabeth Wein, author of Code Name Verity and Rose Under Fire &#160; &ldquo;Two unique girls, thrown together in a time of change and danger. One transcendent reading experience.&rdquo;&mdash;Nancy Werlin, National Book Award honoree and New York Times bestseller &#160;Rave reviews for ALL THE TRUTH THAT'S IN ME:&#160;"Stunning! In rich and vivid language, and with a pace that lingers but never loiters, Berry has managed somehow to write a love story with the quickened pulse of a mystery thriller."--Tim Wynne-Jones, author of Blink & Caution"Powerful...its prose poetry draws the reader into the heroine's skin, and the spiral of her romantic obsession."--Rita Williams-Garcia, Newbery Honor author of One Crazy Summer"An incredible story of courage and rediscovering a silenced voice. Haunting and unforgettable!"--Ruta Sepetys, bestselling author of Out of the Easy and Between Shades of Gray"Twines lyrical writing with the sharp pull of suspense to tell a riveting tale of a young girl's struggle to reclaim her life."--Judy Blundell, National Book Award-winning author of What I Saw and How I Lied"Extraordinary...[Berry] plays with tense, mixing limited third past tense and first person present so masterfully it's not noticeable unless you're taking apart what it is she's doing and how she does it so well."--Shelftalker"The combination of the lovely language and the plot's intriguing twists and turns makes it feel like a book of poetry and a thriller at the same time."--Deseret News"This highly original novel, told in brief, diary-like chunks, balances raw emotion and lyrical language to evoke a suffocating, judgmental society and the dark desires lurking below the surface."--The Daily Mail (London)"Mezmerizing...worthy of multiple reads."--The Boston Globe"Gracefully incorporates everything from the right to education to the horrors of war to the freedom that comes along with acquiring language. What will stick in most readers' minds, though, is the first-person prose."--Booklist"All the Truth That's in Me is that rare magical thing--a beautiful love story told in spare, riveting prose."--New York Journal of Books"Julie Berry effectively combines elements of traditional genre literature to create a distinctive novel that includes a powerful message about the value of women's voices and what is lost when they are &shy;silenced."--The New York Times Book Review"This story is haunting, romantic, mysterious, and well written...Reluctant readers and avid ones will be clamoring for this title with enticing cover art and an original story."--School Library Journal, starred review (audio edition)"An emotional journey conveyed in lyrical prose, this historical novel, set in an unspecified pre-industrial rural community, is also an absorbing adventure with elements of mystery and romance, providing a compelling mixture of the heart-wrenching and the heart-pounding."--BCCB, starred review"Lyrical language, a good mystery, and a compelling heroine this is a page-turner with substance."--School Library Journal, starred review"Suspenseful and haunting."--Publishers Weekly, starred review"Readers racing through the story's murder mystery and thrilling romance may miss much of Berry's lovely, poetic writing; luckily, many will finish only to turn right back to the beginning, this time to savor a more leisurely paced, equally satisfying read."--Horn Book, starred review"Every now and then, a novel comes along with such an original voice that readers slow down to savor the poetic prose. This is such a story. A tale of uncommon elegance, power and originality."--Kirkus Reviews, starred review

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