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Clio

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So I am writing a end-of-year paper on the role the US had in pressuring/influencing British decolonization post-WW2. If anyone can recommend a good book on the subject, talking about both countries situations, war loans, etc. that would be awesome. Thanks in advance.
 
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Is this kind of thread allowed here?

EDIT: I would recommend heading to /r/askhistorians on reddit :)
 
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