Barry Turner
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History Today was launched in 1951, the year of the Festival of Britain. Barry Turner challenges Arthur Marwick’s impressions, first published in 1991, of the year that austerity Britain glimpsed a brighter future. Published May 16 2011
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Barry Turner, editor of the Statesman’s Year Book, describes how this venerable reference book came into being.
Published September 15 2006
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