The Greater Britain

Set against the backdrop of the early 1930s, the book presents Oswald Mosley's vision for a new economic order aimed at revitalizing Britain during the Great Depression. It advocates for a self-sufficient trading area centered on Great Britain and its Empire, proposing a shift away from global market chaos. Mosley argues that this approach would protect British workers from exploitation by international finance and cheap labor abroad, ultimately preserving the nation's industries and offering an alternative to prevailing economic systems.