Anne B. Rodrick, PhD, is Reeves Family Professor of History and Humanities at Wofford College, Spartanburg, SC. She is author of Self-Help and Civic Culture: Citizenship in Victorian Birmingham.

• Series ForewordPrefaceTimeline of Historical Events1 Great Britain Today2 Roman and Anglo-Saxon Britain3 Medieval Britain4 Britain under the Tudors5 Stuart Britain, the Republic, and Restoration6 William III to William IV: 1689–18377 Britain in the Victorian Age8 A New Century: Britain under Edward VII and George V9 Decades of Crisis: 1930–195510 Consensus, Antagonism, and Decay: Britain 1955–197911 A New Era, 1979–2001: The Thatcher Revolution and the Rise of New Labour12 Whither Britain?Notable People in the History of Great BritainBibliographic EssayIndex

Anne B. Rodrick, PhD, is Reeves Family Professor of History and Humanities at Wofford College, Spartanburg, SC. She is author of Self-Help and Civic Culture: Citizenship in Victorian Birmingham.

• Series ForewordPrefaceTimeline of Historical Events1 Great Britain Today2 Roman and Anglo-Saxon Britain3 Medieval Britain4 Britain under the Tudors5 Stuart Britain, the Republic, and Restoration6 William III to William IV: 1689–18377 Britain in the Victorian Age8 A New Century: Britain under Edward VII and George V9 Decades of Crisis: 1930–195510 Consensus, Antagonism, and Decay: Britain 1955–197911 A New Era, 1979–2001: The Thatcher Revolution and the Rise of New Labour12 Whither Britain?Notable People in the History of Great BritainBibliographic EssayIndex

Anne B. Rodrick, PhD, is Reeves Family Professor of History and Humanities at Wofford College, Spartanburg, SC. She is author of Self-Help and Civic Culture: Citizenship in Victorian Birmingham.

• Series ForewordPrefaceTimeline of Historical Events1 Great Britain Today2 Roman and Anglo-Saxon Britain3 Medieval Britain4 Britain under the Tudors5 Stuart Britain, the Republic, and Restoration6 William III to William IV: 1689–18377 Britain in the Victorian Age8 A New Century: Britain under Edward VII and George V9 Decades of Crisis: 1930–195510 Consensus, Antagonism, and Decay: Britain 1955–197911 A New Era, 1979–2001: The Thatcher Revolution and the Rise of New Labour12 Whither Britain?Notable People in the History of Great BritainBibliographic EssayIndex