LSE: a question of degree - Bob Dent

Pamphlet published by Solidarity, not as a Solidarity pamphlet but on behalf of Bob Dent, a student at the London School of Economics between 1969 and 1972. This is an account of his expectations, experiences and radical activity at the university in that time.

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