Some Aspects of the Inequality of Incomes in Modern Communities
- 372 páginas
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Hugh Dalton Libros
Este autor profundiza en las complejas cuestiones de la política y el poder a través de sus obras literarias. Sus escritos a menudo exploran el impacto de los acontecimientos históricos en los individuos y la sociedad. A través de un estilo penetrante y una profunda comprensión del panorama político, crean narrativas convincentes que animan a los lectores a reflexionar. Su trabajo ofrece una visión única del funcionamiento de los gobiernos y la influencia de figuras políticas clave.
Focusing on the untold experiences of British soldiers on the Italian Front during World War I, this book aims to shed light on the significant yet overlooked contributions of ten British Batteries and later divisions that fought there. It highlights the memorable days they endured and emphasizes the need for a comprehensive narrative to honor their role in the conflict against Austria. The author seeks to ensure these soldiers' stories are recognized in the broader history of the war.
Focusing on political observation in post-war Europe, the book presents Hugh Dalton's insights as a Labour Party economist and politician. Through his travels, he analyzes the new societal conditions arising from the war and explores central issues of the time, offering provisional solutions to these challenges. Originally published in 1928, it reflects Dalton's keen observations and understanding of the political landscape during a transformative period in European history.
