The 1922 General Election Reconsidered - by G H Bennett (Paperback)
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- Making use of newly available archival collections and digitised resources, this book captures the high and low politics of the pivotal 1922 General Election to show how it marked the birth of the modern British general election as we know it today.
- About the Author: G.H. Bennett is associate professor of history at Plymouth University.
- 140 Pages
- History, Europe
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Making use of newly available archival collections and digitised resources, this book captures the high and low politics of the pivotal 1922 General Election to show how it marked the birth of the modern British general election as we know it today.
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This book represents a fascinating contribution to the study of British political history. By re-examining the 1922 General Election, it challenges entrenched narratives and provides new insights into the interplay of party politics, leadership, and voter behaviour during a transformative period. It will undoubtedly be of interest to historians of British politics, as well as political scientists studying electoral behaviour and party systems.
-Richard Toye, Director of Global Excellence (History), University of Exeter, UK
About the Author
G.H. Bennett is associate professor of history at Plymouth University. He is the author of over twenty books on the military, diplomatic, and political history of the twentieth century.Shipping details
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