Christopher Andrew
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Until 1883, the Football Association Cup was won every year by former public schoolboys. As Christopher Andrew shows here, at the Cup Final that May, a working-class team from Lancashire snatched the honours from the Old Etonians. Published April 30 1983
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Christopher Andrew questions official policy towards the history of British Intelligence.
Published January 1 1983
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Christopher Andrew reflects on a light-hearted side to the British security services.
Published January 1 1983
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