When the Lights Went Out: Britain in the Seventies

Andy Beckett

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Political and Economic history of UK and US American Political and Social Dynamics Historical Studies of British Isles

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The 70s are probably the most important and fascinating period in modern British political history. 'When The Lights Went Out' goes in search of what really happened, what it felt like at the time, and where it was all leading.

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