An Introduction to Modern British History, 1890-1990
Author(s): Michael Lynch
Covering the political history, this title provides the issues affecting the economy, society, religion, culture and ideas. Assesses the main themes of modern British history, it explains issues such as politics, social and economic trends and foreign affairs. It offers an introductory analysis of various issues.
General Information
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- : Hodder Education
- : Hodder Arnold
- : 0.59
- : 23 January 2001
- : United Kingdom
- : books
Other Specifications
- : Michael Lynch
- : Paperback
- : 941.082
- : 272
- : illustrations facsimiles, maps, portraits
More About The Product
A detailed analysis of the period post 1900. Very comprehensible and readable. New themes are developed in an informative manner. I enjoyed reading the text. -- A Regan, South Devon College 20020703
Michael Lynch is an extremely experienced and successful author of History textbooks, and has written and edited many books in the Access to History series. He lives in Leicestershire.
The British economy in the 20th century; politics and parties, 1890-1939; Britain in the wider world; Britain at war; politics and parties - the age of consensus 1939-79; the Thatcher revolution, 1979-1990; social policy in 20th-century Britain; Britain's role in the post-war world; a century of changing ideas and values.
