Listening for a Midnight Tram: Memoirs by John Junor
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Listening for a Midnight Tram
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The memoirs of John Junor, a prominent Fleet Street figure for nearly 40 years. Junor, who was editor of The Sunday Express for 32 years, recalls the people he met and influenced over this period: from Macmillan to Thatcher, Beaverbrook to Murdoch, the Queen to the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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GOR003768780
9780330318624
0330318624
Listening for a Midnight Tram: Memoirs by John Junor
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Pan Macmillan
19911206
352
N/A
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