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... especially the independent working - class organizations , were unlike commercial insurance companies in holding popular , convivial meetings , often in pubs ( although some societies were temperance organizations and met in places ...
... especially the independent working - class organizations , were unlike commercial insurance companies in holding popular , convivial meetings , often in pubs ( although some societies were temperance organizations and met in places ...
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... especially for redistribution , than many contemporary Liberals were prepared to accept . " But probably more important than works of social research or political theory in spreading belief in the need for some degree of state action ...
... especially for redistribution , than many contemporary Liberals were prepared to accept . " But probably more important than works of social research or political theory in spreading belief in the need for some degree of state action ...
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... especially in the inter - war period , was not always in the direction of ' progress ' , of expanding benefits and ser- vices , but it would be wrong to define as ' social policy ' only mea- sures which improve , rather than restrict ...
... especially in the inter - war period , was not always in the direction of ' progress ' , of expanding benefits and ser- vices , but it would be wrong to define as ' social policy ' only mea- sures which improve , rather than restrict ...
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Introduction | 2 |
The First World War and after | 126 |
The interwar years | 163 |
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