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1706356971
[64] Ian McLaine，Ministry of Morale：Home Front Morale and the Ministry of Information in World War Two，London：Allen & Unwin，1979，p.54.
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1706356973
[65]Picture Post，October 28，1939.
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1706356975
[66]Evening Standard，October 14，1939.
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1706356977
[67] Charles Ritchie，The Siren Years：A Canadian Diplomat Abroad，1937-1945，Toronto：Macmillan of Canada，1974，p.45.
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1706356979
[68] Robert Mackay，Half the Battle：Civilian Morale in Britain During the Second World War，Manchester，U.K.：Manchester University Press，2002，p.56.
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1706356981
[69] Mark Pottle，Champion Redoubtable：The Diaries and Letters of Violet Bonham Carter 1914-1941，London：Weidenfeld & Nicolson，1998，p.206.
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1706356983
[70] Ian McLaine，Ministry of Morale：Home Front Morale and the Ministry of Information in World War Two，London：Allen & Unwin，1979，p.36.
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1706356985
[71] Ian McLaine，Ministry of Morale：Home Front Morale and the Ministry of Information in World War Two，London：Allen & Unwin，1979，p.2.
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1706356987
[72] “The Seventh Week，” Picture Post，November 4，1939.
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1706356989
[73] Harold Nicolson Diaries，September 13，1939.
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1706356991
[74] Ian McLaine，Ministry of Morale：Home Front Morale and the Ministry of Information in World War Two，London：Allen & Unwin，1979，p.40.
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1706356993
[75] “The Seventh Week，” Picture Post，November 4，1939.
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1706356995
[76] Fiona Glass and Philip Marsden-Smedley，eds.，Articles of War：The Spectator Book of World War Ⅱ，London：Grafton，1989，p.59.
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1706356997
[77] “Lag in Propaganda Disturbs British，” New York Times，November 19，1939.
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1706356999
[78] Angus Calder，The People’s War，Britain 1939-1945，New York：Pantheon，1969，p.65.
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1706357001
[79] Peter Lewis，A People’s War，London：Thames Methuen，1986，p.5.
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1706357003
[80] John Lukacs，Five Days in London：May 1940，New Haven：Yale University Press，1999，p.101.
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1706357005
[81] J. E Sewell，Mirror of Britain，London：Hodder & Stoughton，1941，p.89.
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1706357007
[82] Francis Williams，Nothing So Strange，New York：American Heritage，1970，p.155.
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1706357009
[83] John Colville，The Fringes of Power：Downing Street Diaries，New York：Norton，1985，p.83.
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1706357011
[84] Martin Gilbert，Winston S.Churchill，Vol. 6，Finest Hour，1939-1941，Boston：Houghton Mifflin，1983，pp.27-28.
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1706357013
[85] Anne Chisholm and Michael Davie，Lord Beaverbrook：A Life，New York：Knopf，1993，p.371.
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1706357015
[86] David Cannadine，The Decline and Fall of the British Aristocracy，New Haven：Yale University Press，1990，p.623.
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[87] David Dilks，ed.，The Diaries of Sir Alexander Cadogan 1938-1945，New York：Putnam，1971，p.215.
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[88] Angus Calder，The People’s War，Britain 1939-1945，New York：Pantheon，1969，p.58.
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