Titlebook: Languages of Politics in Nineteenth-Century Britain; David Craig (Lecturer in Modern British History),J Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a di

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Languages of Politics in Nineteenth-Century Britain

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Statesmanship, located their political personas; and the deeper — sometimes anxious — gendered assumptions about the status of ‘public men’.. What, generally, has not been explored was how leadership itself was understood at the time.. A political leader existed within a network of assumptions of what leadership

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Religion,he universities, church rates, disestablishment, burials, education and in some senses ultimately Bradlaugh, were the pith and marrow of political debate. For much of the century, the language of politics was freighted with commonplace, dog-whistle associations between church, state, property and hi

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,Women’s Suffrage, history are well known, but it has also fundamentally reshaped the study of gender politics in a way that is no less profound for having been accomplished more quietly. Connections that once seemed obvious between women’s experiences of oppression and the emergence of feminist protest no longer see

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