Titlebook: Britain and European Union; Dialogue of the Deaf Lord Beloff Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996

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Book 1996ederal government. Few in Britain shared their dream. Yet Britain abandoned her aloof stand of 1950, and eventually joined the European Communities. Lord Beloff asks whether the key figures - Harold Macmillan, Sir Edward Heath and Harold Wilson, knowingly deceived the electorate into thinking that e

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Book 1996 Blair. The key theme which emerges is of mutual misunderstanding between Britain and the continent, due to basic differences of outlook and interest, which have guaranteed continual controversy throughout our involvement in Europe.

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What Can I Do About My Headaches?,lar circumstances which Britain had thankfully avoided. In so far as there was planning for the postwar world in government circles, it took for granted that while Britain had traditional interests in what happened in Europe, particularly in the avoidance of a continental hegemony, it would approach

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