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Introduction,to successfully transform and renew itself as . (Seawright, 2010). The party’s electoral dominance in twentieth century British politics was so absolute that it was defined politically as the Conservative century (Ramsden, 1999: 7–8). Between 1886 and 1997 they were in government for 77 out of 111 y

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