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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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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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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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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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Dark heart of government.

• Authors : Elliott, Steve; Kynaston, David

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

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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 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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