Professor Wrigley's monograph looks at 20th century British history. Its major subject is the development of the state's role in industrial relations during the first world war. It focuses on the key role of David Lloyd George, and also provides an examination of his earlier relationship with the labour movement and his efforts at conciliation while a cabinet minister in the pre-war liberal governments.

David Lloyd George and the British labour movement: Peace and war (Barnes and Noble Books)

History

Chris Wrigley

Historical Study & Educational Resources

Barnes and Noble Books

This is the first of two volumes which aim to present the best work of Alan Taylor. Some of the essays have appeared previously in "Penguin Collected Essays" and some have not been previously published in volume form. Pieces on Balfour, Asquith, World War I, and Trotsky are included.

From the Boer War to the Cold War: Essays on twentieth-century Europe

A. Taylor

Europe

Hamish Hamilton Ltd.

Lloyd George and the Challenge of Labour: Post-War Coalition, 1918-1922

PRENTICE/HALL

British Labour Leaders (British Leaders)

Politics & Social Sciences

David Howell

Brian Brivati

kenneth-o-morgan

Thomas Hennessey

Martin Westlake

John Shepherd

Jim Buller

William W.J. Knox

Phil Woolas

Nicklaus Thomas-Symonds

Peter Kellner

Mark Stuart

Politics & Government

Biteback Publishing

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