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Sarah Davies and James Harris, Stalin’s World: Dictating the Soviet Order

Its size and shape are quite different, however, as it brings together a series of short articles written while the author was undertaking his extensive archival research. Despite the occasional repetition, it summarizes with enviable clarity the main findings of the Spanish original for an English-language audience. The most forceful message that such readers will carry away – that ‘early modern Spain was a more varied and tolerant society than one might think’ (241) – is a fitting corrective to standard views of a complex, contradictory past that is too heavily burdened with facile and monolithic stereotypes.