Illuminates the complex relationship between ideas and political activity in modern British history.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Paul Readman and Geraint Thomas Part I: Writing Modern British History Chapter 1. Parry Passu: Jonathan Parry in European Echo Michael Bentley Chapter 2. G.M. Trevelyan, Landscape and the Writing of History in England, c.1870-c.1950 Paul Readman Part II: Nation Chapter 3. The Image of the Country House in Victorian Political Culture James Thompson Chapter 4. Hugh de Sélincourt, The Cricket Match, and Englishness between the Wars Matthew Cragoe Chapter 5. Nation and Union in the Career of David Lloyd George Geraint Thomas Part III: Ideas Over Time: Narratives of Change Chapter 6. Politics, Rhetoric, and the Serial Fluctuations of 'Small State' Ideology in the Long Nineteenth Century and After Boyd Hilton Chapter 7. The Socialist Lives of Beatrice Webb and Margaret Cole Helen McCarthy Chapter 8. 'Great Contemporaries' but Guarded Friends: Winston Churchill and G.M. Trevelyan Revisited David Cannadine Chapter 9. What Happened to Political Nonconformity? Philip Williamson Part IV: Institutions Chapter 10. Liberalism, the Law and Parliament in Modern British Politics Ben Griffin Chapter 11. The Backbenchers of the Nineteenth-century Commons: Activity and Accountability in the Age of Reform Kathryn Rix Chapter 12. Lord Salisbury as Modern Political Man, c.1880-1902 Tom Crewe Chapter 13. Edward the Caresser: Monarchy and Religion in the Reign of Edward VII Michael Ledger-Lomas Part V: Britain in the World Chapter 14. Irish Realities and British Liberal Self-deception: The Reaches and Limits of British Liberal Constitutionalism John Bew and Paul Bew Chapter 15. Latin America and British International Thought, 1880-1920 Alex Middleton Chapter 16. Cambridge Beginnings, Oxford Departures: 'Liberal Education' and Imperial Legacies, 1945-70 Susan D. Pennybacker Chapter 17. The Curious Case of Wales's Statue to Henry Morton Stanley Joanna Lewis Jonathan Parry: List of Publications Index Tabula Gratulatoria
Introduction Paul Readman and Geraint Thomas Part I: Writing Modern British History Chapter 1. Parry Passu: Jonathan Parry in European Echo Michael Bentley Chapter 2. G.M. Trevelyan, Landscape and the Writing of History in England, c.1870-c.1950 Paul Readman Part II: Nation Chapter 3. The Image of the Country House in Victorian Political Culture James Thompson Chapter 4. Hugh de Sélincourt, The Cricket Match, and Englishness between the Wars Matthew Cragoe Chapter 5. Nation and Union in the Career of David Lloyd George Geraint Thomas Part III: Ideas Over Time: Narratives of Change Chapter 6. Politics, Rhetoric, and the Serial Fluctuations of 'Small State' Ideology in the Long Nineteenth Century and After Boyd Hilton Chapter 7. The Socialist Lives of Beatrice Webb and Margaret Cole Helen McCarthy Chapter 8. 'Great Contemporaries' but Guarded Friends: Winston Churchill and G.M. Trevelyan Revisited David Cannadine Chapter 9. What Happened to Political Nonconformity? Philip Williamson Part IV: Institutions Chapter 10. Liberalism, the Law and Parliament in Modern British Politics Ben Griffin Chapter 11. The Backbenchers of the Nineteenth-century Commons: Activity and Accountability in the Age of Reform Kathryn Rix Chapter 12. Lord Salisbury as Modern Political Man, c.1880-1902 Tom Crewe Chapter 13. Edward the Caresser: Monarchy and Religion in the Reign of Edward VII Michael Ledger-Lomas Part V: Britain in the World Chapter 14. Irish Realities and British Liberal Self-deception: The Reaches and Limits of British Liberal Constitutionalism John Bew and Paul Bew Chapter 15. Latin America and British International Thought, 1880-1920 Alex Middleton Chapter 16. Cambridge Beginnings, Oxford Departures: 'Liberal Education' and Imperial Legacies, 1945-70 Susan D. Pennybacker Chapter 17. The Curious Case of Wales's Statue to Henry Morton Stanley Joanna Lewis Jonathan Parry: List of Publications Index Tabula Gratulatoria
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