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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9453-6em had once again warped the results somewhat. Large as Labour’s victory was in terms of parliamentary seats, the Conservatives still captured nearly 40 per cent of the votes and Labour still won less than the magical 50 per cent. It was the distribution of the vote that won Labour their 148-seat ov

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9453-6d. There have been fundamental reverses in economic and social policy which would have seemed politically impossible just twenty years ago. Winning three general elections in a row, and refusing to be turned from their fundamentalist approach, the Conservatives have producd a wholly different set of

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The crisis of liberalism,they faced British society entering the twentieth century. In particular, they demanded a change in understanding of the role of the state in an increasingly complicated world, a world in which the political simplicities of an age of virtually unimpeded economic and social progress could no longer a

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The impact of the great war,ons to pour continuing supplies of . and manpower into the battle, then the home fronts were to become at least as important as the battle fronts in the war effort. In the last resort, victory was to go to the side which was best able to organise its industrial production and to maintain political s

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The impact of the depression,e after 1867 and 1884. Moreover, abroad, communists and fascists were proposing radical solutions to economic problems which demanded in Britain a thorough appraisal of liberal methods, simply in order to defend liberal values. In recent years, the traditional image of the interwar years in Britain

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The postwar consensus and its demise,em had once again warped the results somewhat. Large as Labour’s victory was in terms of parliamentary seats, the Conservatives still captured nearly 40 per cent of the votes and Labour still won less than the magical 50 per cent. It was the distribution of the vote that won Labour their 148-seat ov

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