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Volume 4, Number 2, Number 2/December 2005
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Some Specks on the Turtle`s Back: Introduction
pp. 121-123(3)

A peripheral vision: Communist historiography in Britain
pp. 125-157(33)
Authors: Mcilroy, John; Campbell, Alan

A Comment on the Historiography of Communism in Britain
pp. 159-166(8)
Author: Laybourn, Keith

Why Were They So Afraid of Communist Influence?
pp. 167-173(7)
Authors: Davis, Mary; Foster, John

Frissions of Familiarity
pp. 175-179(5)
Author: Earl Haynes, John

The Superterranean World of British Communist Historiography
pp. 181-185(5)
Author: Ryan, James G.

“Who ARE these guys?!” Politics, Passions, Peculiarities, and Polemics in the Historiography of British Communism
pp. 187-197(11)
Author: Palmer, Bryan D.

Some Problems of Communist History
pp. 199-214(16)
Authors: Mcilroy, John; Campbell, Alan

Open Archives and Open Minds: “Traditionalists” versus “Revisionists” after Venona
pp. 215-223(9)
Author: Isserman, Maurice

Reflections of a Traditionalist Historian
pp. 225-232(8)
Author: Klehr, Harvey

Rejoinder
pp. 233-234(2)
Author: Isserman, Maurice

Response
pp. 235-236(2)
Author: Klehr, Harvey

Not Just Another Political Party
pp. 237-245(9)
Author: Eckstein, Arthur

The Communist Party's Grassroots Labor and Political Activism Circa 1920 to 1960: Of North Carolina Tobacco Workers, Pennsylvania Anthracite Radicals and the Cold War
pp. 247-262(16)
Author: Devinatz, Victor G.

Book Reviews
pp. 263-277(15)

Communication
pp. 279-279(1)

Notes on Contributors
pp. 281-283(3)

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