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John Trevelyan: What the censor saw House of Bondage A prolific writer and apostle

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A prolific writer and apostle of Black consciousness

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John Trevelyan: What the censor saw House of Bondage A prolific writer and apostleThis book details John's job as Chief Film Censor. He describes how he navigated the change in what was viewed appropriate in films from the 60s to the 70s. Published: Micheal Joseph LTD 1973 Condition: Hardcover in good condition. The dust cover is slightly frayed around the edges.

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