The British Counter-Culture, 1966-73

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200 pages 1989

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A study of the atmosphere out of which the counter-culture grew - the anti-bomb movement and the emergence of "youth" and its music and culture. The underground press forms the focus of an examination of its aspirations and significance, and the failure of the counter-culture to achieve its aims

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