Never Again: Britain 1945-51

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Hennessy (Contemporary History/London), a former correspondent for the Times of London and The Economist, offers a massive history -- impressively scholarly and as engagingly readable as the best journalism -- about the first six years of Britain's postwar transformation from an imperial power into a welfare state.

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