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A new bibliography of the Communist Party of Great Britain demonstrates the significant impact of its publications over seven decades, says JOHN GREEN

Bibliography of the Communist Party of Great Britain, by Dave Cope (Lawrence and Wishart, £45)

THIS is the first attempt to date by anyone to compile a comprehensive catalogue of publications issued by the Communist Party over its lifetime.

Based on meticulous research over many years, Dave Cope’s work is fascinatingly detailed.

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