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• Authors : Gaskell, Joshua; Partridge, Simon; Calder, Gideon

Subjects: BRITISH education system; PRIVATE schools; MOTHERHOOD & psychologyUNITED KingdomKYNASTON, David; KYNASTON, George; WHITAKER, Phil

• Source: New Statesman. 2/7/2014, Vol. 143 Issue 5196, p10-11. 2p.

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A Northern Wind: Britain 1962-1965 by David Kynaston review -- cheerfulness through the gloom; A government clinging on, railways in crisis... This latest volume in the social historian's mighty history of postwar Britain may sound horribly familiar -- but at least there was the Beatles.

• Source: The Observer (London, England). 2023.

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Family Britain 1951-57.

• Authors : Weight, Richard

Subjects: *FAMILIES; *NONFICTIONUNITED KingdomFAMILY Britain 1951-1957 (Book)...

• Source: History Today. Feb2010, Vol. 60 Issue 2, p59-60. 2p. 1 Color Photograph.

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Till Time's Last Sand: A History of the Bank of England, 1694–2013. By David Kynaston. Bloomsbury. 2017. viii + 879pp. £29.40.

• Authors : HOWE, ANTHONY¹

Subjects: *NONFICTIONUNITED KingdomBANK of England...

• Source: History. Dec2018, Vol. 103 Issue 358, p888-889. 2p.

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The 7 per cent problem (redux)

• Authors : Green, Francis (AUTHOR); Kynaston, David (AUTHOR)

Subjects: *PRIVATE schools; *EDUCATIONAL change; *CHARITIESUNITED Kingdom

• Source: New Statesman. 6/7/2019, Vol. 148 Issue 5474, p13-14. 2p.

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WAS THE BIG BANG FOR THE BEST? The stock market was deregulated 25 years ago today, reprising the City's golden age. But historian David Kynaston says the 1980s boom is ultimately responsible for our current bust.

• Authors : Kynaston, David

• Source: Daily Telegraph (London, England). 2011, pages. 27

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The Bible retold: Robert Alter is both exasperated and beguiled by Roberto Calasso's intellectual potpourri.

• Source: Spectator. December 18, 2021, Vol. 347 Issue 10086, p76, 13 p.

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Why I'd rather be living in 1962; The smoking was ghastly, the racism repellent and kids had rotting teeth. But as a new book vividly recreates the year Britain stood on the cusp of the Swinging Sixties, our columnist explains..

• Source: Mail on Sunday (London, England). 2021, pages. 46

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WERE THESE REALLY THE GOOD OLD DAYS? In 1962, The Beatles were new, the Bond films were born - and we had the worst teeth in the Western world! So...

• Source: Mail on Sunday (London, England). 2021, pages. 74

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The Sixties didn't begin 'til 1962 - when a new Britain was born; SIMON HEFFER BOOKS.

• Source: Sunday Telegraph (London, England). 2021, pages. 30

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Dark heart of government.

• Authors : Elliott, Steve; Kynaston, David

• Source: New Statesman. 2022, Vol. 151, Issue 5673, pages. 1

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Revisiting the 7 per cent problem.

• Authors : Turner, Janice (AUTHOR)

Subjects: *PRIVATE schools; *ENDOWED public schools (Great Britain); *NONFICTIONUNITED KingdomENGINES of Privilege: Britain's Private School Problem (Book)...

• Source: New Statesman. 2/7/2019, Vol. 148 Issue 5456, p38-40. 3p. 1 Color Photograph.

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A man for all seasons; David Aaronovitch is charmed by a footie-loving historian's diary of 2016: an odd year on and off the pitch.

• Source: The Times (London, England). 2020, pages. 13

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King Labour (Book).

• Authors : Deane, Phyllis¹

Subjects: *WORKING class; NONFICTIONUNITED KingdomKING Labour: The British Working Class 1850-1914 (Book)...

• Source: Labor History. Summer78, Vol. 19 Issue 3, p442-443. 2p.

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Reconstructing the Sixties.

• Authors : Kynaston, David; Barber, Jack

• Source: New Statesman. 2021, Vol. 150, Issue 5636, pages. 1

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On the Cusp: Days of '62 by David Kynaston review -- dizzyingly varied; Kynaston's impressive history of Britain comes to the year 1962, when Harold Macmillan pulled out the long knives and the Beatles released 'Love Me Do'.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2021.

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The 7 per cent problem: Public life in Britain is dominated by the privately educated. What can be done to change a system that favours the children of the affluent?

• Authors : Turner, Janice

• Source: New Statesman. 2019, Vol. 148, Issue 5456.

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Dancing in the dark

• Authors : Kynaston, David

• Source: New Statesman. July 28, 2017, Vol. 146 Issue 5377-5378, p35, 4 p.

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'We must put guilty bankers in the dock' He's chronicled every financial crisis to hit the UK. Now the most respected historian in the City says...The City interview.

• Source: Daily Mail (London, England). 2017, pages. 89

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Unjust, elitist: please let my kids in; This powerful attack on private schools as 'engines of privilege' ends up an unintended advert for them, says Hugo Rifkind; Book of the week.

• Source: The Times (London, England). 2019, pages. 7

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Public school toffs versus the Bash Street Kids; Two leading academics revisit the debate about how Britain should educate children.

• Source: The London Evening Standard (London, England). 2019, pages. 43

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The Sixties didn't really begin til the summer of 1962 -- and then modern Britain was born; David Kynaston continues his magnificent series on postwar British society with On the Cusp, a riveting study of four pivotal summer months.

• Source: The Telegraph Online. 2021.

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The rout of the stakeholders.

• Authors : Roberts, Richard; Kynaston, David

Subjects: *CAPITALISM; *STOCKHOLDERSUNITED KingdomSTATE We're In, The (Book)...

• Source: New Statesman. 9/17/2001, Vol. 130 Issue 4555, p25. 3p.

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David Kynaston takes a deep dive into 1962; A change is gonna come.

• Source: The Economist. September 8, 2021

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New Economics Study Results from London School of Economics Described (A Review Essay: David Kynaston's Till Time's Last Sand: A History of the Bank of England, 1694-2013).

• Source: Economics Week. 2020, pages. 175

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Education's berlin wall: the private schools conundrum.

• Authors : Kynaston, David; Kynaston, George

• Source: New Statesman. 2014, Vol. 143, Issue 5195, pages. 6

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Top 10 books about cricket; Ahead of this week's England-Pakistan Test match, acclaimed historian David Kynaston selects favourites from one of sport's richest literatures.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2018.

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The Uses of Sociology for Real-time History.

• Authors : Kynaston, David¹

Subjects: *SEMINARS; SOCIAL historians; SOCIAL historyUNITED KingdomKYNASTON, David

• Source: Forum: Qualitative Social Research / Qualitative Sozialforschung. Jan2005, Vol. 6 Issue 1, p1-6. 6p.

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David Kynaston: 'There is an anti-privilege mood. It is hard to see private schools escaping unscathed'; The social historian on why he believes Britain may finally tackle the inequality perpetuated by independent education * Read an extract from David Kynaston's Engines of Privilege: Britain's Private School Problem.

• Source: The Observer (London, England). 2019.

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Austerity Britain, 1945-51.

• Authors : Thane, Pat

Subjects: *NONFICTION; 20TH century British historyUNITED KingdomAUSTERITY Britain 1945-1951 (Book)...

• Source: History Today. Jul2007, Vol. 57 Issue 7, p64-64. 1p.

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When the tide turned.

Subjects: *SOCIAL change; SOCIAL conditions in Great Britain; NONFICTIONUNITED KingdomMODERNITY Britain: Opening the Box 1957-1959 (Book)...

• Source: Economist. 7/6/2013, Vol. 408 Issue 8843, p78-79. 2p.

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How the class war was won.

• Authors : Kynaston, David (AUTHOR)

Subjects: *SOCIAL conflict; *SOCIAL classes; *FICTIONUNITED KingdomTORY Heaven (Book)...

• Source: New Statesman. 4/13/2018, Vol. 147 Issue 5414, p40-43. 3p. 2 Color Photographs.

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The idea of paying school fees is slowly becoming absurd.

• Source: The Telegraph Online. 2019.

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Electronics Leadership Council plans industry promotion timetable.

• Authors : Mahew-Smith, Alex

Subjects: *ELECTRONIC industries; *HIGH technology industries; *ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc.UNITED KingdomKYNASTON, David

• Source: Electronics Weekly. 01/26/2005, Issue 2178, p1-1. 1/8p.

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Bingo, bulldozers and the Bull Ring Centre; nonfiction; This superb history captures the birth pangs of modern Britain but not all 'progress' was good, says David Aaronovitch.

• Source: The Times (London, England). 2014, pages. 12

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BRITAIN The never-ending story; This compelling history of the nation is wise, funny, impeccably researched and beautifully written. Which is just as well, because after 2,346 pages we've only got to 1962...

• Source: Mail on Sunday (London, England). 2014, pages. 36

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Comment: A book that changed me: David Kynaston finds tolerance at the heart of EM Forster's Howards End, almost 50 years after he first felt its impact.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2014, pages. 30

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Education's Berlin Wall.

• Authors : Kynaston, David; Kynaston, George

Subjects: PRIVATE schools; ELITISM in education; EDUCATION policyUNITED KingdomLABOUR Party (Great Britain)

• Source: New Statesman. 1/31/2014, Vol. 143 Issue 5195, p22-29. 6p. 1 Color Photograph.

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Review: POINT OF VIEW: My long affair in Colindale is over: After 81 years the British newspaper library is closing. David Kynaston looks back at days spent among the small print.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2013, pages. 15

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Snapshots from the final days of Britain's ancien regime.

• Source: The Independent (London, England). 2013, pages. 26

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Modern life is rubbish; books; Book of the week Grammar-school snobbery and working-class decline: David Aaronovitch on a corrective to 1950s nostalgia.

• Source: The Times (London, England). 2013, pages. 11

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The Past Master; David Kynaston's brilliant and witty chronicle of post-war Britain shows why he's ... CRITIC OF THE YEAR.

• Source: Mail on Sunday (London, England). 2013, pages. 40

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Review: BOOK OF THE WEEK: Hardly a hat among them: Richard Davenport-Hines on a gleeful and compassionate account of 1950s Britain: Modernity Britain: Opening the Box by David Kynaston 424pp, Bloomsbury, pounds 25.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2013, pages. 6

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Liberace, the Tory minister who seduced a guardsman -- and a bitterly divided Britain.

• Source: Daily Mail (London, England). 2013, pages. 32

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Little Chef, Minis, Biros -- and Brucie. Yes, we'd never had it so good; How our celebrity and consumer culture began in the late 50s -- continuing our fascinating series; Years that changed Britain for ever.

• Source: Daily Mail (London, England). 2013, pages. 32

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ERA THAT CHANGED BRITAIN FOR EVER; The advent of race riots, TV, shopping addiction, and gay rights. Rarely has a nation changed so much as Britain in the late 50s, as this fascinating series reveals.

• Source: Daily Mail (London, England). 2013, pages. 38

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National champions often come last.

• Authors : Kynaston, David

• Source: The Financial Times. 2010, pages. 8

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Forces of change; The triumph of economic and social liberalism in postwar Britain.

• Authors : Kynaston, David

• Source: The Financial Times. 2010, pages. 13

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A tale of two Britains; A wry look at the UK over the past half-century. By David Kynaston.

• Authors : Kynaston, David

• Source: The Financial Times. 2008, pages. 17

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The age of convenience; Prospects in interwar Britain were brighter than is generally believed. By David Kynaston.

• Authors : Kynaston, David

• Source: The Financial Times. 2008, pages. 17

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