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SINCE LEAVING NORWICH, where I had lived and worked for eight years, I have been interested to read Philip Hepworth's periodic bulletins in NLW, the latest being Defeat (NLW, January, pp 7-9). I have come to the conclusion that it must quickly have become a far wickeder and less hospitable plac...

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Veröffentlicht in:New library world 1974-03, Vol.75 (3), p.49-57
Hauptverfasser: HOUSE, DAVID, DOVE, JACK, SMETHURST, T, ELLIOTT, JON, OLLE, JAMES G, LUKE, ER, WILKES, IAN, TEAGUE, SJ
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