Gillian Staerck Books

PROfiles 1964 on CD-ROM

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" ... contain[s] facsimile images of approximately 120,000 pages of documents. The library contains commentary from all three sets plus the index and complete class lists of all 1964 documents whic...

PROfiles 1964 on CD-ROM

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Britain and the Cold War Cold War History

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Cold War Britain 1945 1964

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The development of North Sea oil and gas

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Flagship History (6) - Britain 1914-2000

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By Great Britain., Michael Kandiah

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Cold War Britain

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The British Scientific Response to SDI in the 1980s

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