The Conservative Party and British Politics 1902 - 1951

The book delves into the Conservative Party's tumultuous history in the first half of the twentieth century, highlighting key events such as Joseph Chamberlain's tariff reform, the Lloyd George coalition, and the National Government. It explores the crises and controversies that shaped the party, culminating in the 1945 defeat and subsequent post-war recovery. This study offers an insightful analysis of a pivotal era for one of modern British politics' most resilient entities.