by Richard Davis · ISBN 9782130581802
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This book analyzes the profound changes that Britain underwent between 1906 and 1924, including constitutional reforms and the beginning of the modern welfare state. It examines the central role of the Liberal Party in these changes and its subsequent decline due to internal divisions and loss of electoral support. The book explores the party's achievements in government and the reasons for its collapse, a topic that continues to fascinate scholars.
