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Kathryn Hughes

Manchester
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No.1 Best-selling Author of The Letter, The Secret, The Key & Her Last Promise. The Memory Box coming in ebook in August and paperback in November 2021.
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A Front-Row Seat to Ancient Rome’s Slide Into Autocracy

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By Kathryn Hughes
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1 day ago Imagine shared sponges, open seating, rats, and the occasional burst of fire. Imagine answering the call of nature in a dark, stinking chamber alongside dozens of strangers, all while making pleasant conversation. When it’s time to wipe, perhaps you reach for a communal sponge on a stick, hoping …
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A Front-Row Seat to Ancient Rome’s Slide Into Autocracy

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By Kathryn Hughes
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A Front-Row Seat to Ancient Rome’s Slide Into Autocracy Robert Harris’s new novel, “Agrippa,” follows a statesman who witnesses the transformation of a republic into an empire. Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa was a close friend of the first Roman emperor.Credit...DeA Picture Library, via Bridgeman Images Kathryn Hughes is the author of “Catland: Louis Wain and the Great Cat Mania.” Aug.
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The Great Dictator by Matthew Sweet review – the life of Barbara Cartland

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By Kathryn Hughes
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Barbara Cartland in the 70s.Photograph: Smith Archive/Alamy Barbara Cartland was famous for dictating her novels. With a pekingese clamped to her hot pink bosom she would lie back on a library couch and exhale a story about virginal girls taming wayward dukes, damaged airmen or misunderstood surgeons. Meanwhile Miss Savory, Mrs Smith or Mrs Morgan, picked for being unfidgety and sneezeless, would take everything down in immaculate Pitman shorthand.
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