Essays in History 34, December 1930.

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Essays in History 34, December 1930.

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Includes two typewritten essays written by Allen for History 34 in December 1930. The essays are titled, "England, Russia, and Hanover and the accession of George I with reference to the beginnings of the Anglo-Russian rivalry" and "England and Russia 1721-1763: A study in eighteenth century diplomacy."

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