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Age of Hope
Labour, 1945, and the Birth of Modern Britain
Toye, Richard
Editeur: Bloomsbury
Nombre de pages: 336
Langue: Anglais
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ISBN: 1399417924
EAN: 9781399417921
N° OLF: 9939239
Façonnage: Livre Broché
Date de parution: 22/05/2025
Prix: 18,80 €
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Résumé:
"The clue to our future lies in our past and Toye has winkled it out with elegant and devastating precision." Chris Bryant, MP for Rhondda
WAS THE ATTLEE GOVERNMENT OF 1945 REALLY THE GOLDEN PERIOD OF LABOUR POWER?
2024 marks the centenary of the first Labour government under Ramsay MacDonald. What legacy of the past have they left behind? How far has each Labour administration influenced succeeding administrations? Above all, was the Attlee government of 1945 really the golden period of Labour power? Professor Richard Toye explores Labour''s exercise of power as a continuum, setting Attlee''s administration in long-term historical context between the first Labour Government of 1924 and the current party under Keir Starmer. Within this context he shows why the Attlee administration matters so much and how successive Labour governments have fashioned it in their own image. Into this story are woven the foundation of the Labour Party in 1900, the First World War, the General Strike of 1926, the Spanish Civil War and the coalition war-time government under Churchill. Also discussed are the great names of Labour history: Ramsay MacDonald, Clement Attlee himself, Ernest Bevin, Aneurin Bevan, Hugh Gaitskell, Harold Wilson and Ellen Wilkinson. Covering Labour''s history all the way up to the present - including Wilson and Blair''s attempts to wrap themselves in Attlee''s mantle and Corbyn''s version of Attlee focused on the NHS and the welfare state -
Age of Hope
is an incisive, informative look at a political party that has been fundamental in shaping modern Britain and will be equally instrumental in its future.>