English culture and the decline of the industrial spirit, 1850-1980, second edition

English Culture and the Decline of the Industrial Spirit, 1850-1980, Second Edition

Volumn , Issue , 2004, Pages 1-217

  Wiener, Martin J ^a  

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332. –The Case for Group Settlement,— Listener 13 (20 February 1935), 339.
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359. Our Present Discontents (London, 1938), 205.
360. –Whither Britain III,— Listener 11 (24 January 1934), 142.
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419. Michael Crick, –Glittering Prizes,— New Statesman 92 (5 November 1976), 631.
420. Richard Lynn, –The Universities and the Business Community,— Twentieth Century 179 (1971-2), 40-3.
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536. –The Politics of Austerity,— New Statesman 87 (3 May 1974), 607-8
537. –Labour After the Defeats,— New Statesman 92 (12 November 1976), 659-60.
538. Ramsay Macdonald (London, 1977), 462.
539. Lincoln Allison, –The English Cultural Movement,— New Society 43 (16 February 1978), 358-60.
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547. –Nineteenth Century Clock Technology in Britain, the United States and Switzerland,— Economic History Review, series 2, 28 [1975], 616-30
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552. David Landes, –Factor Costs and Demand: Determinants of Economic Growth,— Business History 7 (1965), 15-33.
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560. W. P. Kennedy, –Foreign Investment, Trade and Growth in the United Kingdom, 1870-1913,— Explorations in Economic History (1973-74), II, 416.
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562. Peter Marris, Loss and Change (New York, 1974), 117.
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