Capsule Review April 1950 Issue

Labour's Big Three

by J. T. Murphy
Reviewed by Robert Gale Woolbert

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Labour's Big Three

By J. T. Murphy

Lane, 1948

266 pp. $15.00

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This three-ply biography of Attlee, Bevin and Morrison provides an interesting critique of Labor policies over the last generation.

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