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Impact of Labour 1920-1924: The Beginning of Modern British Politics

Impact of Labour 1920-1924: The Beginning of Modern British Politics
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  • Comments: Hardcover and dust jacket. Good binding and cover. Clean, unmarked pages. Interesting provenance: From the library of noted Princeton Professor Sir David Cannadine. Cannadine is the author of 12 books, mostly on British history.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780521079693
  • ISBN: 0521079691
  • Publication Date: 1971
  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press

AUTHOR

Cowling, Maurice

SUMMARY

Modern British politics begins with the Labour victory at the Spen Valley by-election in early 1920. In the next four years, the challenge presented by its arrival as a major electoral force enabled the Conservative leaders to destroy the Coalition, the Liberal Party, and Lloyd George, to triumph as guardians of the social order under Baldwin at the General Election of 1924 and to establish the Labour-Conservative polarisation in the form which has persisted since.Cowling, Maurice is the author of 'Impact of Labour 1920-1924: The Beginning of Modern British Politics', published 1971 under ISBN 9780521079693 and ISBN 0521079691.

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