TITLE

Reform and Reconstruction: Britain after the War, 1945-51

AUTHOR(S)

Howlett, Peter

PUB. DATE

December 1995

SOURCE

Labour History Review (Maney Publishing);Winter95, Vol. 60 Issue 3, p82

SOURCE TYPE

Review

DOC. TYPE

Book Review

ABSTRACT

Reviews the book "Reform and Reconstruction: Britain After the War, 1945-1951," by Stephen Brooke.

ACCESSION #

17802409

 

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