Age of Hope

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Exploring the historical context of the Labour Party, this book examines the significance of the 1945 Attlee government and its lasting influence on subsequent administrations. Richard Toye places the Attlee era within a broader narrative that includes key events like the First World War and the General Strike, while highlighting influential figures such as Ramsay MacDonald and Clement Attlee. The analysis extends to contemporary politics, reflecting on how modern leaders interpret Labour's legacy, making it a crucial study of the party's role in shaping modern Britain.