Clement Attlee: A Prime Minister and his times

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	"A fantastic biography of the man, based in part on interviews Harris conducted with Attlee."

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	"Another good biography of Clement Attlee, this one focusing on his political career."

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	"The latest biography of Attlee, strongly favorable towards its subject."

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	"A transcript of interviews Williams conducted with Attlee in retirement."

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	"The standard history of the Labour Government of 1929-1931, the collapse of which set the stage for Attlee's rise to the leadership of the Labour Party."

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	"A olid examination of Attlee's early years as leader of the Labour Party."

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	"This is a fantastic examination of the left wing of the Labour Party and indispensable for understanding Attlee's management of the Labour Party during his early years as its leader."

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	"A sympathetic examination of the Labour Party's foreign policy during the 1930s."

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	"A great history of Britain during the Second World War, during when Attlee served as Deputy Prime Minister."

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	"Addison's history of politics during the Second World War is a classic."

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	"A good study of the Labour Party during the war, the essential precursor to 1945."

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	"Morgan's history of the Labour governments of the postwar period is an indispensable starting point for examinig Attlee's tenure as PM."

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	"A broader history of Britain during Attlee's years as Prime Minister."

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	"An abridgement of Bullock's superb three-volume biography of the union leader and Foreign Secretary who was Attlee's closest friend in the Cabinet."

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	"This is a collection of pen portraits of people Attlee knew that the former Prime Minister wrote after his retirement."

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	"A collection of reminisces from over thirty of Attlee's contemporaries; contains both insight and banality."