Britain : Domestic Politics, 1939-64

This is an examination of British domestic politics from the outbreak of World War II to the general election of 1964. In particular, the book considers the general election of 1945; the record of Labour governments between 1945 and 1951; the problems Labour faced in opposition after 1951; and the reasons for Conservative domination during the period 1951-64. The roles of leading politicians are examined and analyzed.