The incredible story of the first Labour administration and the 'wild men' who shook up the British establishment, with a fully updated new Preface.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction 1 'A serious national misfortune' 2 'The most horrible job in my life' 3 Ramsay MacDonald as Prime Minister: 'A mass of contradictions' 4 Arthur Henderson: 'Uncle Arthur' 5 John Wheatley: 'A traditional Mr. Pickwick' 6 Philip Snowden: 'A free breakfast table' 7 Charles Trevelyan: 'Secondary education for all' 8 'Rabbits out of a hat' 9 William Adamson: 'Far from revolutionary' 10 Jimmy Thomas: 'No mucking about with the British Empire' 11 Viscount Haldane: Tidying Up the Constitution 12 Ramsay MacDonald as Foreign Secretary: Creating a New Atmosphere 13 Sir Patrick Hastings: 'By whose representation?' 14 The 'Red Letter' Election 15 Whither the Wild Men? 16 Reassessing Britain's First Labour Government Bibliography Acknowledgements The Labour Government (22 January-4 November 1924) Timeline of the First Labour Government Endnotes Picture Credits Index
Introduction 1 'A serious national misfortune' 2 'The most horrible job in my life' 3 Ramsay MacDonald as Prime Minister: 'A mass of contradictions' 4 Arthur Henderson: 'Uncle Arthur' 5 John Wheatley: 'A traditional Mr. Pickwick' 6 Philip Snowden: 'A free breakfast table' 7 Charles Trevelyan: 'Secondary education for all' 8 'Rabbits out of a hat' 9 William Adamson: 'Far from revolutionary' 10 Jimmy Thomas: 'No mucking about with the British Empire' 11 Viscount Haldane: Tidying Up the Constitution 12 Ramsay MacDonald as Foreign Secretary: Creating a New Atmosphere 13 Sir Patrick Hastings: 'By whose representation?' 14 The 'Red Letter' Election 15 Whither the Wild Men? 16 Reassessing Britain's First Labour Government Bibliography Acknowledgements The Labour Government (22 January-4 November 1924) Timeline of the First Labour Government Endnotes Picture Credits Index
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[Keir Starmer] could do worse than read this book to ponder what history can teach.
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