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George Woodcock •ï¿½92 Items / 14 Books, 34 Articles, 43 Reviews, 1 Poem
Who Killed the British Empire? (1974)
by George Woodcock
An Inquest
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    International Politics, Law and Organization (Review)
    Kenneth E. Miller
    Who Killed the British Empire?, by George Woodcock
    1. Who Killed the British Empire? by George Woodcock
    American Political Science Review, June 1977, p. 868
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    Loyalties of Empire (3 Reviews)
    Martin Green
    The Imperial Achievement, by John Bowle
    1. The Imperial Achievement by John Bowle
    2. An Indian Summer by James Cameron
    3. Who Killed the British Empire? by George Woodcock
    Commentary, November 1975, pp. 78-83
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    Briefly Noted (4 Reviews)
    General
    1. The Civil War: A Narrative, Vol. III by Shelby Foote
    2. The Fabulous Ego by Milton Klonsky
    3. Who Killed the British Empire? by George Woodcock
    4. Kafka's Other Trial by Elias Canetti
    The New Yorker, January 6, 1975, p. 82
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    Recent Books on International Relations (16 Reviews)
    Fritz Stern
    Western Europe
    1. Deutschland und der Kalte Krieg by Ernst Nolte
    2. Uber Den Tag Hinaus by Willy Brandt
    3. Willy Brandt: Portrait of a Statesman by Terence Prittie
    4. The Hundred Days to Hitler by Roger Manvell and Heinrich Fraenkel
    5. Le IIIe Reich et la Reorganisation Economique de L'Europe, 1940-1942 by Jean Freymond
    6. I Give You My Word by Francoise Giroud
    7. The French Against the French by Milton Dank
    8. The Politics of Torch by Arthur L. Funk
    9. Winston Churchill by Henry Pelling
    10. Who Killed the British Empire? by George Woodcock
    11. The Changing Structure of British Foreign Policy by Roy E. Jones
    12. Traditionalism, Conservatism and British Political Culture by Bob Jessop
    13. The Revolutionary Left in Spain, 1914-1923 by Gerald H. Meaker
    14. The Red Years by Albert S. Lindemann
    15. Auslanderbeschaftigung und Internationale Politik by Reinhard Lohrmann and Klaus Manfrass
    16. The Bitter Years by Richard Petrow
    Foreign Affairs, April 1975, pp. 589-591