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In this week's TLS, Richard J. Evans, Allan Mallinson and Alice Kelly look at the First World War and its legacy; Lisa Hilton looks into the Renaissance bedroom; Bee Wilson examines the link between food and writing; Sarah Igo show up a history of privacy invasion; and much more.