Mass-Observation. Books

Pub and the People

By Mass Observation.

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May the twelfth

By Humphrey Jennings, Charles Madge

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Mass Observation's purpose was to study the everyday lives of ordinary people in Britain. This title offers a portrait of life on a single day, the day of the Coronation of George V1 in 1937. Compi...

War factory

By Tom Harrisson

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The pub and the people

By Mass Observation.

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The potential for the arts in Birmingham

By Mass Observation.

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Puzzled People

By Mass Observation Staff

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Britain

By Mass Observation Staff

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First Year s Work 1937 1938

By Mass Observation Staff

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Mass Observation Archive Parts 5 6

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Mass-observation file report handlist.

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