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Attitudes towards the Scots in Northern England, 1639-1652: 'the lamb and the dragon cannot be reconciled'

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Attitudes towards the Scots in Northern England, 1639-1652: 'the lamb and the dragon cannot be reconciled'. / Barber, Sarah.
In: Northern History, Vol. 35, 1999, p. 93-118.

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Harvard

Barber, S 1999, 'Attitudes towards the Scots in Northern England, 1639-1652: 'the lamb and the dragon cannot be reconciled'', Northern History, vol. 35, pp. 93-118.

APA

Barber, S. (1999). Attitudes towards the Scots in Northern England, 1639-1652: 'the lamb and the dragon cannot be reconciled'. Northern History, 35, 93-118.

Vancouver

Barber S. Attitudes towards the Scots in Northern England, 1639-1652: 'the lamb and the dragon cannot be reconciled'. Northern History. 1999;35:93-118.

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Barber, Sarah. / Attitudes towards the Scots in Northern England, 1639-1652: 'the lamb and the dragon cannot be reconciled'. In: Northern History. 1999 ; Vol. 35. pp. 93-118.

Bibtex

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language = "English",
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pages = "93--118",
journal = "Northern History",
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RIS

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