Kenneth Morgan is one of Britain's leading modern historians. He is a Fellow of the British Academy, Honorary Fellow of The Queen's College, Oxford University and was appointed to the House of Lords in 2000. He is the author of over 25 books, including 'The People's Peace: Britain Since 1945'; 'Modern Wales: Politics, Places and People'; and 'The Twentieth Century'.

• ForewordPart I: Liberals1. The Great Reform Act of 18322. Gladstone and the New Radicalism3. Lloyd George, Keir Hardie and the importance of the Pro-Boers4. The Boer War and the Media5. Blissful Dawn? The Liberal Government of 19066. Lloyd George and Germany7. The Goat and the Tiger: Lloyd George and Clemenceau8. The Future at Work: Anglo-American ProgressivismPart II: Social Democrats9. Seven Ages of Socialism, Keir Hardie to Gordon Brown10. Labour and British Republicanism11. Imperialists at Bay: Britain’s Finest Hour12. Labour and the ‘Special Relationship’13. Hugh Gaitskell and International Affairs14. Nye Bevan, Pragmatist and Prophet15. Sixties Socialism: from Planning to Permissiveness16. The Rise and Fall of Nationalization.17. Was Britain Dying?18. Michael Foot - History Man19. The Attack on Iraq

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Kenneth Morgan is one of Britain's leading modern historians. He is a Fellow of the British Academy, Honorary Fellow of The Queen's College, Oxford University and was appointed to the House of Lords in 2000. He is the author of over 25 books, including 'The People's Peace: Britain Since 1945'; 'Modern Wales: Politics, Places and People'; and 'The Twentieth Century'.

• ForewordPart I: Liberals1. The Great Reform Act of 18322. Gladstone and the New Radicalism3. Lloyd George, Keir Hardie and the importance of the Pro-Boers4. The Boer War and the Media5. Blissful Dawn? The Liberal Government of 19066. Lloyd George and Germany7. The Goat and the Tiger: Lloyd George and Clemenceau8. The Future at Work: Anglo-American ProgressivismPart II: Social Democrats9. Seven Ages of Socialism, Keir Hardie to Gordon Brown10. Labour and British Republicanism11. Imperialists at Bay: Britain’s Finest Hour12. Labour and the ‘Special Relationship’13. Hugh Gaitskell and International Affairs14. Nye Bevan, Pragmatist and Prophet15. Sixties Socialism: from Planning to Permissiveness16. The Rise and Fall of Nationalization.17. Was Britain Dying?18. Michael Foot - History Man19. The Attack on Iraq

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Kenneth Morgan is one of Britain's leading modern historians. He is a Fellow of the British Academy, Honorary Fellow of The Queen's College, Oxford University and was appointed to the House of Lords in 2000. He is the author of over 25 books, including 'The People's Peace: Britain Since 1945'; 'Modern Wales: Politics, Places and People'; and 'The Twentieth Century'.

• ForewordPart I: Liberals1. The Great Reform Act of 18322. Gladstone and the New Radicalism3. Lloyd George, Keir Hardie and the importance of the Pro-Boers4. The Boer War and the Media5. Blissful Dawn? The Liberal Government of 19066. Lloyd George and Germany7. The Goat and the Tiger: Lloyd George and Clemenceau8. The Future at Work: Anglo-American ProgressivismPart II: Social Democrats9. Seven Ages of Socialism, Keir Hardie to Gordon Brown10. Labour and British Republicanism11. Imperialists at Bay: Britain’s Finest Hour12. Labour and the ‘Special Relationship’13. Hugh Gaitskell and International Affairs14. Nye Bevan, Pragmatist and Prophet15. Sixties Socialism: from Planning to Permissiveness16. The Rise and Fall of Nationalization.17. Was Britain Dying?18. Michael Foot - History Man19. The Attack on Iraq

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