Titlebook: Britain’s First Labour Government; John Shepherd,Keith Laybourn Book 2006 John Shepherd and Keith Laybourn 2006 Britain.foundation.governm

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foreign and imperial policy. It draws on a wide range of private papers and official sources and reconstructs the history of this forgotten government in the broader social and political context of the 1920s.978-1-137-31186-3978-0-230-28736-5

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-0750-5Lenin Dead [.]. Ramsay MacDonald Premier.’. After six weeks of political uncertainty and rumours, Britain’s first-ever Labour government had taken office with its Scottish leader as prime minister and foreign secretary. The general election in December 1923 had produced an inconclusive result — Cons

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Danilo Orlandini,Gualtiero Bigontinae Government,’ Sidney Webb proclaimed proudly at the annual party conference in June 1923.. His Presidential Address painted a compelling picture of Labour’s advance during the previous decade and beyond that was to take the party ‘over the threshold’ of power and into office.. Inexorably, it seemed

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Danilo Orlandini,Gualtiero Bigontinalip Snowden, J. H. Thomas, Arthur Henderson and J. R. Clynes. The Labour leader put before his future Cabinet colleagues his memorandum covering what they might achieve in government. As we have seen, even before taking office, MacDonald committed his future administration to a modest domestic progr

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Risorse strutturali e tecnologiche opposition. Assuming office in these circumstances provided a timely opportunity to demonstrate a readiness for government, but one that was fraught with severe difficulties for an inexperienced administration that a Conservative—Liberal combination could easily turn out.. To all intents and purpos

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Danilo Orlandini,Gualtiero Bigontinaamsay MacDonald, back to 10 Downing Street. Philip Snowden admitted to Fred Jowett, the only Cabinet minister to lose his seat, ‘I am terribly distressed at the whole business of this General Election. I get no satisfaction from the increased Labour vote.’ Snowden added later that MacDonald had ‘thr