David Englander
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David Englander describes the 1834 events and their relevance for the future of labour.
Published August 5 2002
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David Englander reviews
Published February 1 1996
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Three new books on Britain in the World Wars
Published February 1 1992
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Two new books on the Victorian era Published January 1 1991
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Two new books on the impact of the Great War
Published June 30 1990
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Attempts by returning First World War servicemen to unionise were portrayed in intelligence reports as part of a sinister Bolshevik prelude to revolution in Britain.
Published March 1 1987
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David Englander reviews three books on the Working Class and Trade Unions in Britain.
Published October 1 1986
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The Power of the Past: Essays for Eric Hobsbawm, edited by Pat Thane, Geoffrey Crossick & Roderick Floud. vi + 308 pp. (Cambridge University Press, £25)
Published May 31 1985
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by lain McLean
Published February 1 1984
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David Englander is unimpressed by a new textbook on the decline of imperial Britain
Published October 1 1983
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