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The Political Life of Josiah C. Wedgwood: Land, Liberty and Empire, 1872-1943 (Royal Historical Society Studies in History New Series) Hardcover – 16 Sep 2010


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This excellent book (...) can be recommended warmly to anyone interested in the politics of the period. JOURNAL OF LIBERAL HISTORYAn especially rich and nuanced account of one of the lesser figures of early 20th century politics, but one sometimes described as 'the last of the radicals'. (...) It offers a clear, sharp, and, at times, a very original, analysis of politics during these years, and of the role of Wedgwood within them. (...) Wedgwood has at last been well-served by a biography from a politically-attuned historian writing with sensitivity, and a strong sense of period. REVIEWS IN HISTORY A useful study of the transition from Radical Liberal to Labour in the period after the First World War. CHARTIST

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Paul Mulvey is a Guest Teacher at the London School of Economics.

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