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The Broken Compass

Mathew Lyons

History, books & wonder

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Authors

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  • Mathew Lyons

    Writer. Historian. FRHistS. Recent work: History Today, The Spectator, Engelsberg Ideas, Slightly Foxed. Author: The Favourite, Impossible Journeys, There & Back Again.

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