Great Britain Since 1914

by C.L. Mowat

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This new series deals with the fundamental questions: How do we learn anything from the past, and what can we hope to know? In each book an eminent scholar will describe and evaluate the primary material of a defined period in history of a nation or civilization, or a significant historical theme. -- Book cover.… (more)

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This new series deals with the fundamental questions: How do we learn anything from the past, and what can we hope to know? In each book an eminent scholar will describe and evaluate the primary material of a defined period in history of a nation or civilization, or a significant historical theme. -- Book cover.

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