Dilwyn Porter
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In assessing Britain's performance during 13 years of Conservative rule, Dilwyn Porter picks out the two themes which have dominated British history since the Second World War. Published August 31 1999
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Ronald Kowalski and Dilwyn Porter place a famous series of football matches into the context of sports history, politics and international relations. Published March 1 1999
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