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Libri in inglese > Qualificatori Geografici > Europa > Europa Occidentale > Regno Unito, Gran Bretagna > Inghilterra > Politics without Democracy 1815-1914: Perception a nd Preoccupation in British Government, Second Edi tion

Politics without Democracy 1815-1914: Perception a nd Preoccupation in British Government, Second Edi tion

Name: Politics without Democracy 1815-1914: Perception a nd Preoccupation in British Government, Second Edi tion
Brand: John Wiley and Sons Ltd
SKU: 04898925
Price: 60.49 EUR
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Author: Michael Bentley
ISBN: 9780631218135

Michael Bentley

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 04898925

Casa editrice John Wiley and Sons Ltd, ottobre 1999

"Politics Without Democracy" provides an entertaining and highly original view of how Britain made a... Descrizione completa

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"Politics Without Democracy" provides an entertaining and highly original view of how Britain made a peaceful transition to representative democracy - a change characterized in other countries by convulsive and bloody civil strife. Professor Bentley takes the reader into the minds of the politicians of the day, men such as Wellington, Peel, Disraeli, Salisbury and Asquith, as they and their colleagues did their best to control, manipulate (and often retard) the onset of 'democracy'. Combining a deep personal knowledge of political history with the latest research he presents a highly original account of how Britain was transformed from a society governed by the landed gentry to one responsive to the pressures of the newly-industrialized masses.