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Articles in June 2004 issue of Contemporary Review

• Trees
• Dante Metamorphoses: Episodes in a Literary Afterlife
• The rape of slave boys in Sudan
  by Maria Sliwa
• Oscar Wilde's Secret Life
• Dark Lover
• Russian Orthodoxy on the Eve of Revolution
• Is Bob Dylan an artist?
  by Michael Karwowski
• The world of paperbacks
• English Shops and Shopping
• The Longman Handbook of Twentieth Century Europe
• Why atheism is unscientific
  by Adriaan Van Heerden
• The Years of Hunger
• Chaplin: Genius of the Cinema
• Charles Avison: discovering an Eighteenth-Century Musician
  by Irene Waters
• Intelligence in War
• Behind Locked Doors
• Normandy: 1066, 1944, and 2004
  by Richard Mullen
• Inside Putin's Russia
• The Alphabet
• Understanding Islamist fundamentalism
  by Roger Kershaw
• Modern Iran since 1921
• London and the Culture of Homosexuality
• The word on the Arab street
  by Charles Foster
• The background to the Bosnian war
  by Amna Oruc
• The rise and fall of the Roman Republic
  by George Wedd
• Reform! The Fight for the 1832 Reform Act
• The Evolution of the English Churches
• Iraq: the Interim balance part I
  by Allan Ramsay
• A New Life of Dylan Thomas
  by Tony Thomas
• Ireland's Protestants
  by John McGurk
• The Authentic Gospel of Jesus
• The decline of the Christian church in Australia
  by Keith Suter
• Douglas Hurd's fortunate life
  by Richard Mullen
• The Japanese-Soviet Neutrality Pact
• Royal Warriors: A Military History of the British Monarchy
• The Indo-Pakistan peace process and the Kashmir issue
  by Sharif Shuja
• W. B. Yeats—a life finished
  by Edward Bradbury