Robert Appelbaum

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Robert Appelbaum

Robert Appelbaum is Professor of English Literature at Uppsala University.

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Terrorism is nothing new. Even Shakespeare was familiar with it.

There was no word for terrorism in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, but outbreaks of terrorist violence were frequent. In his new book on terrorism in history and literature, Uppsala University Professor of English Literature, Robert Appelbaum, documents the many ways terrorist violence was used, responded to, and written about in early modern Britain and France.