Titlebook: A Short History of the Labour Party; Henry Pelling,Alastair J. Reid Book 1996Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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Transitionsmedizin in Gro?britanniene. The two features were of course connected, though perhaps not as closely as some people may imagine, for, as we have seen, there had been plenty of open disagreements within the party in its long years of growth before the Second World War.

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Transitionsmedizin in Gro?britanniene, the country was divided into only eighty-one seats, or seventy-eight excluding Northern Ireland. So far as Labour was concerned, the results were very disappointing. Many supporters took the view that the European Parliament should be boycotted, and so there were widespread abstentions. The avera

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-45188-1t. It was then able to seize the legislative initiative in key periods and play a major role in shaping the development of twentieth-century British society. However, given its important influence, it is also striking how few years the Labour Party has actually been in government: twenty-four years

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,Hautver?nderungen bei inneren Krankheiten,Although the Labour Party had by no means ignored questions of foreign policy before July 1914, it was only with the outbreak of war that they became of paramount importance. From then onwards until 1918 and indeed in the early post-war years, up to 1922, issues of war and diplomacy were dominant in the party’s councils.

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