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Britain Since 1918: The Strange Career Of British Democracy

by Marquand, David

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A compelling study of modern British political history from the coming of suffrage in the early twentieth century. Since the First World War, Britain and its democracy have dealt with much turmoil--economic, military and empirical.

David Marquand vividly describes the hectic pace of political events, but also examines the deeper currents of long-term change and identifies the major events that have affected the state. He charts the development of Britain's democratic institutions, examines the tension betwen democracy and capitalism, and the interplay between political, cultural and social change that have helped make Britain what is today.
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