Refusing to pay the price: British foreign-policy and the pursuit of victory in Vietnam, 1952-54

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Ruane, K. 1995. Refusing to pay the price: British foreign-policy and the pursuit of victory in Vietnam, 1952-54. English Historical Review. 110 (435), pp. 70-92.
AuthorsRuane, K.
Year1995
JournalEnglish Historical Review
Journal citation110 (435), pp. 70-92
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