Richard Hayton is a Lecturer in Politics at the University of LeedsAndrew S. Crines is a Research Fellow in Rhetoric and British Politics at the University of Leeds

• Introduction: Analysing oratory in Conservative Party politics – Richard Hayton and Andrew S. Crines1. The oratory of Stanley Baldwin – Andrew Taylor2. The oratory of Winston Churchill – Kevin Theakston3. The oratory of Harold Macmillan – Brendan Evans4. The oratory of Iain Macleod – Mark Garnett5. The oratory of Enoch Powell – Philip Norton6. The oratory of Keith Joseph – Mark Garnett7. The oratory of Margaret Thatcher – Peter Dorey8. The oratory of Michael Heseltine – Mark Bennister9. The oratory of John Major – Timothy Heppell and Thomas McMeeking10. The oratory of William Hague – Judi Atkins11. The oratory of Boris Johnson – Katharine Dommett12. The oratory of David Cameron – Tim BaleConclusion: oratory and rhetoric in Conservative Party politics – Richard Hayton and Andrew S. CrinesIndex

Richard Hayton is a Lecturer in Politics at the University of LeedsAndrew S. Crines is a Research Fellow in Rhetoric and British Politics at the University of Leeds

• Introduction: Analysing oratory in Conservative Party politics – Richard Hayton and Andrew S. Crines1. The oratory of Stanley Baldwin – Andrew Taylor2. The oratory of Winston Churchill – Kevin Theakston3. The oratory of Harold Macmillan – Brendan Evans4. The oratory of Iain Macleod – Mark Garnett5. The oratory of Enoch Powell – Philip Norton6. The oratory of Keith Joseph – Mark Garnett7. The oratory of Margaret Thatcher – Peter Dorey8. The oratory of Michael Heseltine – Mark Bennister9. The oratory of John Major – Timothy Heppell and Thomas McMeeking10. The oratory of William Hague – Judi Atkins11. The oratory of Boris Johnson – Katharine Dommett12. The oratory of David Cameron – Tim BaleConclusion: oratory and rhetoric in Conservative Party politics – Richard Hayton and Andrew S. CrinesIndex

Richard Hayton is a Lecturer in Politics at the University of LeedsAndrew S. Crines is a Research Fellow in Rhetoric and British Politics at the University of Leeds

• Introduction: Analysing oratory in Conservative Party politics – Richard Hayton and Andrew S. Crines1. The oratory of Stanley Baldwin – Andrew Taylor2. The oratory of Winston Churchill – Kevin Theakston3. The oratory of Harold Macmillan – Brendan Evans4. The oratory of Iain Macleod – Mark Garnett5. The oratory of Enoch Powell – Philip Norton6. The oratory of Keith Joseph – Mark Garnett7. The oratory of Margaret Thatcher – Peter Dorey8. The oratory of Michael Heseltine – Mark Bennister9. The oratory of John Major – Timothy Heppell and Thomas McMeeking10. The oratory of William Hague – Judi Atkins11. The oratory of Boris Johnson – Katharine Dommett12. The oratory of David Cameron – Tim BaleConclusion: oratory and rhetoric in Conservative Party politics – Richard Hayton and Andrew S. CrinesIndex