Labour’s priority was not the introduction of socialism ... the leadership’s primary aim was to ensure a smooth transition from wartime to peace - Political Science bibliographies - in Harvard style
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Book
Bevan, A.
In place of fear
1952 - Simon and Schuster - New York
In-text: (Bevan, 1952)
Your Bibliography: Bevan, A., 1952. In place of fear. New York: Simon and Schuster.
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Journal
FRANCIS, M.
Economics and Ethics
1995 - Twentieth Century British History
In-text: (FRANCIS, 1995)
Your Bibliography: FRANCIS, M., 1995. Economics and Ethics. Twentieth Century British History, 6(2), pp.220-243.
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Kavanagh, D. and Morris, P.
Consensus politics from Attlee to Thatcher
1989 - B. Blackwell - Oxford, UK
In-text: (Kavanagh and Morris, 1989)
Your Bibliography: Kavanagh, D. and Morris, P., 1989. Consensus politics from Attlee to Thatcher. Oxford, UK: B. Blackwell.
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Miliband, R.
Parliamentary socialism
1961 - Allen & Unwin - London
In-text: (Miliband, 1961)
Your Bibliography: Miliband, R., 1961. Parliamentary socialism. London: Allen & Unwin.
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Website
Party, L.
1945 Labour Party Manifesto -
2015
In-text: (Party, 2015)
Your Bibliography: Party, L., 2015. 1945 Labour Party Manifesto -. [online] Labour-party.org.uk. Available at: <http://www.labour-party.org.uk/manifestos/1945/1945-labour-manifesto.shtml> [Accessed 3 April 2015].
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