The Strange Survival of Liberal Britain Politics and Power Before the First World War
- Britain Politics
- Categories:Politics & Government
- Language:English(Translation Services Available)
- Publication date:October,2022
- Pages:912
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Review
Professor Jane Ridley, author of George V: Never a Dull Moment
“The Strange Survival of Liberal Britain is a masterly tour de force, a triumph of scholarly achievement, sympathetic in its treatment of the subject, eminently wise in its judgement and invariably fair in its verdicts. It purrs along like a Rolls-Royce engine as it takes the reader through the changing landscape of a crucial period in the making of modern Britain.”
Professor T. G. Otte, author of Statesman of Europe: A Life of Sir Edward Grey
Description
The period has often been seen as one of decadence, of the strange death of liberal Britain. In contrast, Vernon Bogdanor believes that the robustness of Britain’s parliamentary and political institutions and her liberal political culture, with the commitment to rational debate and argument, were powerful enough to carry her through one of the most trying periods of her history and so make possible the remarkable survival of liberal Britain.
In this wide-ranging and sometimes controversial survey, one of our pre-eminent political historians dispels the popular myths that have grown up about this critical period in Britain’s story and argues that it set the scene for much that is laudable about our nation today.