Awe and disgust at the King's body : What Wilhelm I's sideburns reveal about 
popular views of royal power

Giloi, Eva

doi:10.14280/08241.2

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Awe and disgust at the King's body : What Wilhelm I's sideburns reveal about popular views of royal power

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Center for the History of Emotions, Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Max Planck Society;

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Giloi, E. (2013). Awe and disgust at the King's body: What Wilhelm I's sideburns reveal about popular views of royal power. History of Emotions - Insights into Research, 2013(October). doi:10.14280/08241.2.

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