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Tomorrow is Already Born: Britain and Europe,Hugh Gaitskell was, without doubt, an outstanding political figure. He never achieved the distinction of becoming Prime Minister but he was honoured at his death as a national statesman.

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Creating a New Consensus in Education,ent education system and future requirements must be a top priority for the Government. What follows is based on a lecture I delivered in memory of Hugh Gaitskell at the University of Nottingham in March 1983. At the invitation of the Editor of this volume I have reconsidered the issues in the light of recent developments.

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The British Economy in 1965,l had with Nottingham. He spent here a brief but formative period of his life between Oxford and University College, London; he always looked back to his extra-mural year in Nottingham as one of the strongest influences on his development — with the University, the Labour Movement and, in latter days, the Co-operative Movement.

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Introduction: Hugh Gaitskell, Democratic Socialism and Adult Education,cal education.. Consequently, the Report recommended that, in the democratic interest of creating an informed electorate, greater attention should be paid to such education in the future. Although relatively little has been done to meet this recommendation, it is true that, historically, movements b

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Hugh Gaitskell and His Life,ve survived prolonged political disagreement or even complete separation. Yet the Gaitskell I knew was always a leading politician. When I first saw him he was already a departmental Minister. I have no clear recollection of speaking to him before he was Chancellor of the Exchequer. And during the y