2000The American Historical ReviewRequires access

The Culture of Secrecy: Britain, 1832-1998

Peter Mandler, David Vincent

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Bibliography Index 1. The Problem of Secrecy 2. Honourable Secrecy 1832-1870 3. The Road to Regulation, 1870-1911 4. Public Knowledge, 1911-1945 5. Citizenship and Secrecy, 1945-1972 6. Secrecy and Reform, 1972-1989 7. The British Way Afterword

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Bibliography Index 1. The Problem of Secrecy 2. Honourable Secrecy 1832-1870 3. The Road to Regulation, 1870-1911 4. Public Knowledge, 1911-1945 5. Citizenship and Secrecy, 1945-1972 6. Secrecy and Reform, 1972-1989 7. The British Way Afterword

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Bibliography Index 1. The Problem of Secrecy 2. Honourable Secrecy 1832-1870 3. The Road to Regulation, 1870-1911 4. Public Knowledge, 1911-1945 5. Citizenship and Secrecy, 1945-1972 6. Secrecy and Reform, 1972-1989 7. The British Way Afterword

Key concepts: Secrecy, Citizenship, Index (typography), Bibliography, Political science, History, Law, Computer science

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