DALTON/1/48 - Dalton's diary, 1956.
Parte deHugh Dalton's Diaries
Personal author: Dalton; Edward Hugh John Neale (1887-1962)
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Report on the diaries, correspondence and papers of Hugh Dalton (1887 - 1962)
Parte deHugh Dalton's Diaries
Personal author: The Royal Commission on Historical Manuscript
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