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Carefully Concealed Connections: The Ministry of Information and British Publishing, 1939-1946
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  • 1965Fiction and the reading public268 cited
  • 1982British Propaganda during the First World War, 1914–18164 cited
  • 1979The Oxford University Press: An Informal History157 cited
  • 1979Ministry of morale: Home front morale and the Ministry of Information in World War II143 cited
  • 1995Britain in pictures: A history and bibliography6 cited

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