ISBN: 9781138352100

First published in 1976. This book covers working-class history from the decline of Chartism to the formation of the Labour Party and its early development to 1914. It gives a historical … More...

First published in 1976. This book covers working-class history from the decline of Chartism to the formation of the Labour Party and its early development to 1914. It gives a historical perspective to the essentially defensive, materialist orientation of twentieth century working-class politics. David Kynaston has sought to synthesise the wealth of recent detailed research to produce a coherent overall view of the particular dynamic of these formative years. He sees the course of working-class history in the second half of the nineteenth century as a necessary tragedy and suggests that a major reason for this was the inability of William Morris as a revolutionary socialist to influence organised labour. The treatment is thematic as much as chronological and special attention is given not only to the parliamentary rise of Labour, but also to deeper-lying intellectual, occupational, residential, religious, and cultural influences. The text itself includes a substantial amount of contemporary material in order to reflect the distinctive ''feel'' of the period. The book is particularly designed for students studying the political, social and economic background to modern Britain as well as those specialising in nineteenth-century English history. | King Labour by David Kynaston Paperback | Indigo Chapters Books > History P10103, David Kynaston<

ISBN: 9781138352100

First published in 1976. This book covers working-class history from the decline of Chartism to the formation of the Labour Party and its early development to 1914. It gives a historical … More...

First published in 1976. This book covers working-class history from the decline of Chartism to the formation of the Labour Party and its early development to 1914. It gives a historical perspective to the essentially defensive materialist orientation of twentieth century working-class politics. David Kynaston has sought to synthesise the wealth of recent detailed research to produce a coherent overall view of the particular dynamic of these formative years. He sees the course of working-class history in the second half of the nineteenth century as a necessary tragedy and suggests that a major reason for this was the inability of William Morris as a revolutionary socialist to influence organised labour. The treatment is thematic as much as chronological and special attention is given not only to the parliamentary rise of Labour but also to deeper-lying intellectual occupational residential religious and cultural influences. The text itself includes a substantial amount of contemporary material in order to reflect the distinctive feel of the period. The book is particularly designed for students studying the political social and economic background to modern Britain as well as those specialising in nineteenth-century English history. Media > Books > Print Books new, Routledge<

2020, ISBN: 1138352101

[EAN: 9781138352100], Neubuch, [PU: Taylor & Francis], YOUNG MAN OXFORD HOUSE BRITISH HISTORY QUEEN´S HALL LABOR MOVEMENT LABOUR PROTECTION LEAGUE PARTY FIREMEN UNIONS NATIONAL LIBERAL PO… More...

[EAN: 9781138352100], Neubuch, [PU: Taylor & Francis], YOUNG MAN OXFORD HOUSE BRITISH HISTORY QUEEN´S HALL LABOR MOVEMENT LABOUR PROTECTION LEAGUE PARTY FIREMEN UNIONS NATIONAL LIBERAL POLITICAL LEADER THEORY NOAH ABLETT INDEPENDENT P, Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. David Kynaston was born in Aldershot in 1951. He has been a professional historian since 1973 and has written eighteen books, including The City of London (1994-2001), a widely acclaimed four-volume history, and W.G. s Birth., Books<

ISBN: 9781138352100

Paperback, [PU: Taylor & Francis Ltd], First published in 1976. This book covers working-class history from the decline of Chartism to the formation of the Labour Party and its early deve… More...

Paperback, [PU: Taylor & Francis Ltd], First published in 1976. This book covers working-class history from the decline of Chartism to the formation of the Labour Party and its early development to 1914. The book is designed for students studying the political, social and economic background to modern Britain as well as those specialising in nineteenth-century English history., Social Classes<

2020, ISBN: 1138352101

[EAN: 9781138352100], Neubuch, [SC: 4.65], [PU: Taylor & Francis 2020-05-13, London], Language: ENG, Books