Something Should Be Done (A6)
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Publisher: Active Distribution
Author: Peter Good
Publisher: Active Distribution
ISBN: 9781909798700
Published: 2021
Format: Pamphlet
Size: 4.1 x 5.8
Page count: 56
This pamphlet contains the true story of an anarchist’s honest attempt to work within the National Health Service (UK) and its Trade Unions, with the aim of improving the conditions for both workes and patients.
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