Political change and the Labour Party, 1900-1918
Duncan Tanner
Abstract
Duncan Tanner
Abstract
List of tables Preface Abbreviations Introduction Part I. Politics at the Centre: 1. The origins and viability of Progressive politics 2. Ideas and politics, 1906-1914 3. The centre and the constituencies Part II. Politics in the Constituencies: 4. The electoral framework of Edwardian politics 5. The North-West 6. The Tory regions 7. The coalfields 8. The heavy industrial heartlands 9. Yorkshire 10. Liberalism's reserve army Part III. An Integrated Picture: 11. The Progressive Alliance in 1914 Part IV. The Politics of Change: 12. Industry, politics and the Progressive Alliance, 1914-1918 13. The end of the Progressive Alliance Conclusion Appendices Bibliography Index.
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List of tables Preface Abbreviations Introduction Part I. Politics at the Centre: 1. The origins and viability of Progressive politics 2. Ideas and politics, 1906-1914 3. The centre and the constituencies Part II. Politics in the Constituencies: 4. The electoral framework of Edwardian politics 5. The North-West 6. The Tory regions 7. The coalfields 8. The heavy industrial heartlands 9. Yorkshire 10. Liberalism's reserve army Part III. An Integrated Picture: 11. The Progressive Alliance in 1914 Part IV. The Politics of Change: 12. Industry, politics and the Progressive Alliance, 1914-1918 13. The end of the Progressive Alliance Conclusion Appendices Bibliography Index.
Key concepts: Politics, Political science, Political economy, Law, Economics