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Tract
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Title
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Author
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Year
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188
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National finance and a levy on capital|: what the Labour Party intends
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Sidney Webb
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1919
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189
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Urban District Councils|: their constitution, powers and duties
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C M Lloyd
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1920
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190
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Metropolitan Borough Councils|: their constitution, powers and duties
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C R Attlee
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1920
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191
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Borough Councils|: their constitution, powers and duties
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C R Attlee
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1920
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192
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Guild socialism|
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G D H Cole
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1920
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193
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Housing|
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C M Lloyd
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1920
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194
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Taxes, rates and local income tax|
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Robert Jones
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1920
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195
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The scandal of the poor law|
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C M Lloyd
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1920
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196
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The root of labour unrest|: an address to employers and managers
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Sidney Webb
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1920
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197
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The International Labour Organisation of the League of Nations|
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W Stephen Sanders
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1921
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198
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Some problems of education|
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Barbara Drake
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1922
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|
199
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William Lovett|, 1800-1877 (Biographical Series, no.8)
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Mrs L Barbara Hammond
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1922
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200
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The state in the new social order|. With a note by Edward R Pease dealing with the history of the Fabian Tracts, on the occasion of No.200 of the series
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Harold J Laski (and note by Edward R Pease)
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1922
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201
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International co-operative trade|
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Leonard Woolf
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1922
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202
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The constitutional problems of a co-operative society|
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Sidney Webb
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1923
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203
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The need for federal re-organisation in the co-operative movement|
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Sidney Webb
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1923
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204
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The position of employees in the co-operative movement|
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Lilian Harris
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1923
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205
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Co-operative education|
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Lilian A Dawson
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1923
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206
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The co-operator in politics|
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Alfred Barnes
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1923
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207
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The Labour Party on the threshold|: the Chairman's address to the Annual Conference of the Labour Party, 26 June 1923
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Sidney Webb
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1923
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208
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Environment and health|: Presidential address to the 91st Annual Meeting of the British Medical Association, July 1923
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Charles P Childe
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1924
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209
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Compulsory voting|: what it is and how it works
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William A Robson
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1924
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210
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The position of parties and the right of dissolution|
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Harold J Laski
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1924
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211
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The case against proportional representation|
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Herman Finer
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1924
|
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212
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Germany and the League of Nations|
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Hermann Kantorowicz
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1924
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213
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The problem of a second chamber|
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Harold J Laski
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1925
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|
214
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The District Auditor|: an old menace in a new guise
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William A Robson
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1925
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215
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William Cobbett| (Biographical Series, no.9)
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G D H Cole
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1925
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216
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Socialism and freedom|
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Harold J Laski
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1925
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217
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Thomas Paine| (Biographical Series, no.10)
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Kingsley Martin
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1925
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218
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The County Council|: what it is and what it does
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H Samuels
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1925
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[5]
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Facts for socialists| showing the distribution of the national income and its results (13th edition)
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|
1926
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219
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Socialism and the standardised life|
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William A Robson
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1926
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220
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Seditious offences|
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E J C Neep, with an introductory note by Harold J Laski
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1926
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221
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Jeremy Bentham| (Biographical Series, no.11)
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Victor Cohen
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1927
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222
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The Trade Disputes and Trade Unions Bill|: an analysis and commentary
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William A Robson
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1927
|
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223
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The British cabinet|: a study of is personnel 1801-1924
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Harold J Laski
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1928
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224
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Public ownership|: points from prospectuses
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A Emil Davies
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1928
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225
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Education Committees|: their powers and duties
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H Samuels
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1928
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226
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The League of Nations|
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George Bernard Shaw
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1929
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227
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Labour's foreign policy|: what has been and what might be
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H M Swanwick
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1929
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228
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Agriculture and the Labour Party|
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G T Garratt
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1929
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229
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National finance|
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F W Pethick-Lawrence
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1929
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230
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Imperial trusteeship|
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Lord Olivier
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1929
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231
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The Local Government Act, 1929|: how to make the best of it
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Sidney Webb
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1929
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232
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The personnel of the British Foreign Office and the diplomatic service, 1851-1929|
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Robert T Nightingale
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1930
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233
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"Socialism: principles and outlook" and "Fabianism"|
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George Bernard Shaw
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1930
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234
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A social philosophy for Fabians|
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Robert Fraser (with an introductory note by Harold J Laski)
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1930
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235
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The limitations of the expert|
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Harold J Laski
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1931
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236
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A new Reform Bill|
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Beatrice Webb
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1931
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237
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What happened in 1931|:a record
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Sidney Webb
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1932
|
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238
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Some essentials of socialist propaganda|: a tract for the times
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G D H Cole
|
1932
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239
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Currency, credit and the unemployment crisis|
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Gilbert Slater
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1932
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240
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Starvation in the midst of plenty|: a new plan for the state feeding of school children
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Barbara Drake
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1933
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241
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A national physiological minimum|
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Somerville Hastings
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1934
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|
242
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Housing principles|
|
Ivor Thomas
|
1935
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|
243
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The London County Council 1889-1937|: a historical sketch
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A Emil Davies
|
1937
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|
244
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Freedom in our time|
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Olive and Ivan Cruchley
|
1937
|
|
245
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Indian federation|
|
Bool Chand
|
1938
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|
246
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Our ageing population|
|
A Emil Davies
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1938
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247
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The war on the home front|
|
G D H Cole
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[1939]
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248
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Democracy for India|
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H N Brailsford
|
1939
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