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'It's a good thing that there are cultural historians around to point out the hidden strangeness of our streets. Andrew Ballantyne and Andrew Law have given deep thought to the question of why Tudor appeals.' - New Statesman '[an] original, scholarly book ... Andrew Ballantyne and Andrew Law convincingly relate the style's resilience to a supposed golden age of politics, religion and literature in Tudor England.' - TLS

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Andrew Law (Author) Andrew Law lectures in Town Planning at Newcastle University. He is a sociologist with an interest in heritage and conservation groups. His work has been published in Architectures: Modernism and After (2004). Andrew Ballantyne (Author) Andrew Ballantyne is Professor of Architecture at Newcastle University. He has written extensively on architectural history and theory. His books include Architecture: A Very Short Introduction (2002) and, with Andrew Law, Tudoresque: In Pursuit of the Ideal Home (Reaktion, 2011).

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