An original and challenging interpretation of the Labour Party's evolution.
Martin Pugh was Professor of British History at Newcastle University and Research Professor in History at Liverpool John Moores University. He is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, a member of the advisory panel of the BBC History Magazine, and the author of over twelve books on nineteenth- and twentieth-century history. He lives in Northumberland.
Excellent and provocative new history
*Mail on Sunday*
An admirable model of how political history should be written
*Times Literary Supplement*
Overall the book is... spliced with incisive arguments and
interspersed with challenging verdicts on Labour's evolution...
This ambitious Labour history could well become compulsory reading
for future party leaders
*History Today*
A startlingly revisionist book... The most provocative and
clear-eyed history of the party yet... It is a tribute to Pugh's
scholarship that almost everybody will learn something new from
this thoughtful book
*Sunday Times*
A stimulating survey
*Literary Review*
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