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I | Introduction: Mixing It | 1 |
II | Breaking the Consensus on British Cinema | 10 |
III | Changing Places: Costume and Identity | 41 |
IV | The Lure of the Past: Reinventing History | 64 |
V | European Adventures: Gainsborough Studios | 80 |
Appendix | 116 | |
Bibliography of Works Cited | 122 | |
Films Cited | 127 | |
Elizabeth Haffenden Biofilmography | 129 | |
Index | 137 |
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