Public Relations and the Making of Modern Britain: Stephen Tallents and the Birth of a Progressive Media Profession

Thomas Hajkowski

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‘An imaginative civil servant,’ according to his Times obituary, Sir Stephen Tallents is the subject of Scott Anthony's recent book Public Relations and the Making of Modern Britain. Hardworking, c...

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