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Tract
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Title
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Author
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Year
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249
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Evacuation: failure or reform|
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F Le Gros Clark and Richard W Toms
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1940
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250
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Food in wartime|
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Charles Smith
|
1940
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251
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Nutrition in war|
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Sir John Boyd Orr
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1940
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252
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Labour's next step|: a wartime strategy
|
|
1940
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253
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War effort and industrial injuries|
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Hermann Levy (and foreword by Margaret Cole)
|
1940
|
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254
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Vansittart's gift for Goebbels|: a German exile's answer to black record
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Heinrich Fraenkel
|
1941
|
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255
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Nursery education|
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B Stross
|
1941
|
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256
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A word on the future to British socialists|
|
|
1942
|
|
257
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The raw material controls|
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G D N Worswick
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[1942]
|
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258
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The Fabian Society past and present|
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G D H Cole
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1942
|
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259
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Your coal and you|
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H Norman Smith
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[1943]
|
|
260
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Small savings|
|
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1943
|
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261
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Dumbarton Oaks|: a Fabian commentary
|
|
1944
|
|
262
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The future of Germany|
|
Anne Whyte
|
1947
|
|
263
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Borough and Urban District Councils| (revised)
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Based on a Fabian tract by C R Attlee (revised by A E Lauder)
|
1951
|
|
264
|
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UNAVAILABLE
|
|
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265
|
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UNAVAILABLE
|
|
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266
|
|
UNAVAILABLE
|
|
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267
|
|
UNAVAILABLE
|
|
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268
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More socialisation - or less? |(Challenge series no.1)
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Charles Lang and Donald Chapman
|
1948
|
|
269
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Socialism and farming| (Challenge series no.2)
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F W Bateson
|
1948
|
|
270
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Wages policy?| (Challenge series no.3)
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T E M McKitterick
|
1949
|
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271
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Workers' control?| (Challenge series no.4, revised)
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Eirene White
|
1951
|
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272
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Wholesaling and retailing| (Challenge series no.5)
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Henry Smith
|
1949
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273
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Labour's second term|: a comment on the draft, "Labour believes in Britain"
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G D H Cole
|
1949
|
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274
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Next steps in education| (Challenge series no.6)
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Joan Thompson
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1949
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275
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Holidays and the state| (Challenge series no.7)
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Donald Chapman
|
1949
|
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276
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Industrial management- the socialist way|
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L Gossman
|
1949
|
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277
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Consultation or joint management?|: a contribution to the discussion of industrial democracy
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J M Chalmers, Ian Mikardo and G D H Cole
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1949
|
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278
|
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UNAVAILABLE
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|
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279
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Whither local government?|
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Peter Self
|
1950
|
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280
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Europe's first parliament|: reflections on the Strasbourg Assembly, 1949
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Seymour Cocks, R W G Mackay and Maurice Edelman
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1950
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281
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A policy for wages|
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Allan Flanders
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1950
|
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282
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Democratic values| (Fabian Autumn Lecture series, "Whither socialism? - values in a changing civilisation", 13 October 1950)
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Aneurin Bevan (introduction by Margaret Cole)
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1951
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283
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Socialism and the study of man| (Fabian Autumn Lecture series, "Whither socialism? - values in a changing civilisation", 20 October 1950)
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Austen Albu
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1951
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284
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Does socialism need religion?| (Fabian Autumn Lecture series, "Whither socialism? - values in a changing civilisation", 27 October 1950)
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Rev John Groser
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1951
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285
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Lessons of science| (Fabian Autumn Lecture series, "Whither socialism? -values in a changing civilisation", 3 November 1950)
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Jacob Bronowski
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1951
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286
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Socialist values in a changing civilisation| (Fabian Autumn Lecture series, "Whither socialism? - values in a changing civilisation", 17 November 1950)
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R H S Crossman
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1951
|
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287
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Socialist foreign policy|
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R H S Crossman and Kenneth Younger
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1951
|
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288
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Rearmament - how far?|
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John Freeman and Denis Healey
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1951
|
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289
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Conditions of British foreign policy|
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T E M McKitterick
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1951
|
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290
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Labour's task| (Fabian Autumn Lecture series, "Is this socialism?", 30 October 1951)
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John Strachey
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1951
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291
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Socialism and the welfare state| (Fabian Autumn Lecture series, "Is this socialism?", 6 November 1951)
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Kingsley Martin
|
1952
|
|
292
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The German problem|
|
Kenneth Younger
|
1952
|
|
293
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Policy for the sterling area|
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Harvey Cole and Michael Shanks
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1953
|
|
294
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German re-armament|: for and against
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Kenneth Younger and Frank Beswick
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1954
|
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295
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UNAVAILABLE
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|
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296
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Policy and weapons in the nuclear age|
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Michael Stewart
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1955
|
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297
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Beatrice and Sidney Webb|
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Margaret Cole (preface by C R Attlee)
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1955
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298
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Socialism and the new despotism|
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R H S Crossman
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1956
|
|
299
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Plan for shipbuilding|
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F T Willey
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1956
|
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300
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Socialism and nationalisation|
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Hugh Gaitskell
|
1956
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301
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What is wrong with the trade unions?|
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G D H Cole
|
1956
|
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302
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The Kenya question|: an African answer
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Tom Mboya (foreword by Margery Perham)
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1956
|
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303
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Plan for industrial pensions|
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Margaret Cole et al
|
1956
|
|
304
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Socialism and the intellectuals|
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Kingsley Amis
|
1957
|
|
305
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The Privy Council as a second chamber|
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A Wedgwood Benn
|
1957
|
|
306
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The new India|
|
Colin Jackson
|
1957
|
|
307
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Disarmament - the way ahead|
|
Hugh Thomas (foreword by Kenneth Younger)
|
1957
|
|
308
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Commonwealth future|
|
Lord Listowel
|
1957
|
|
309
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Post-war economic policies in Britain|
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Harold Wilson
|
1957
|
|
310
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Capitalism in the modern world|
|
G D H Cole
|
1957
|
|
311
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A neutral belt in Europe?|
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Denis Healey
|
1958
|
|
312
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Land nationalisation|: for and against
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John Mackie and Harry Walston
|
1958
|
|
313
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Dwell together in unity| [regarding the West Indies]
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John Hatch
|
1958
|
|
314
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China: an economic perspective|
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Joan Robinson and Sol Adler (foreword by Harold Wilson)
|
1958
|
|
315
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Colour and commonsense|
|
Kenneth Little (foreword by Norman Manley)
|
1958
|
|
316
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Gomulka's Poland|
|
Lucjan Blit
|
1959
|
|
317
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The future of the theatre|
|
Richard Findlater
|
1959
|
|
318
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Commercial television| - what is to be done?
|
Christopher Mayhew
|
1959
|
|
319
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Reform of the Commons|
|
Bernard Crick
|
1959
|
|
320
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Where?| Five views on Labour's future together with an analysis of the election results by Hugh Berrington
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A Wedgwood Benn, Alan Birch, Douglas Jay, Robert Neild, Ralph Samuel, Hugh Berrington
|
1959
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