The Great Conservatives: A Study of the Origins and Continuities of a British Political Tradition

The book explores the historical origins of the Conservative Party in Britain, tracing its roots back to Henry VII's efforts to establish order following civil unrest. Dr. Hutchinson examines the interplay of political and economic forces, highlighting key figures such as Elizabeth I and Churchill, and analyzing their contributions to conservative ideology. The narrative delves into both the successes and failures of the Party's policies, while also addressing demographic shifts within Conservatism. An extensive index and bibliography enhance the research depth.