Dick Leonard (Dick passed away beneficiary is wife Irene Heidelberg
Modern British Prime Ministers from Balfour to Johnson
Volume 2
Dick Leonard (Dick passed away beneficiary is wife Irene Heidelberg
Modern British Prime Ministers from Balfour to Johnson
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Dick Leonardâ s Modern British Prime Ministers from Balfour to Johnson surveys the lives and careers of all the 24 Prime Ministers from Arthur Balfour to Boris Johnson in succinct, informative and entertaining chapters.
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Dick Leonardâ s Modern British Prime Ministers from Balfour to Johnson surveys the lives and careers of all the 24 Prime Ministers from Arthur Balfour to Boris Johnson in succinct, informative and entertaining chapters.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. November 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 174mm x 245mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 682g
- ISBN-13: 9780367469177
- ISBN-10: 0367469170
- Artikelnr.: 62797774
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. November 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 174mm x 245mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 682g
- ISBN-13: 9780367469177
- ISBN-10: 0367469170
- Artikelnr.: 62797774
Dick Leonard was a journalist, historian and Member of Parliament. He spent the last two decades writing biographies of all the British Prime Ministers from Walpole to Johnson. He was Assistant Editor of The Economist for 12 years, and also worked for The Observer , the BBC, and the Fabian Society. There is a detailed description of Dick Leonard's work, life and legacy available at www.markleonard.eu/dickleonard
Introduction 1. Arthur Balfour: Bob's your Uncle 2. Henry
Campbell-Bannerman: "a good, honest Scotchman" 3. H. H. Asquith: Not quite
in the Gladstone mould 4. David Lloyd George: "a dynamic force" 5. Andrew
Bonar Law: Tory Puritan 6. Stanley Baldwin: "a man of the most utter
insignificance"? 7. Ramsay MacDonald: An 'aristocrat' among plain men? 8.
Neville Chamberlain: A family affair 9. Winston Churchill: His Finest Hour
10. Clement Attlee: Quiet Revolutionary 11. Anthony Eden: Self-destruction
of a Prince Charming 12. Harold Macmillan: Idealist into Manipulator 13.
Alec Douglas-Home: Right man, wrong Century? 14. Harold Wilson: Master - or
victim - of the short term 15. Edward Heath: Cheerleader for Europe 16.
James Callaghan: Labour's conservative 17. Margaret Thatcher: Grocer's
daughter to Iron Lady 18. John Major: "Thatcherism with a human face" 19.
Tony Blair: Fallen idol 20. Gordon Brown: Dominant Chancellor, uncertain
Premier 21. David Cameron: The accidental architect of Brexit 22. Theresa
May: "a bloody difficult woman"? 23. Boris Johnson: Statesman or Buffoon?
Campbell-Bannerman: "a good, honest Scotchman" 3. H. H. Asquith: Not quite
in the Gladstone mould 4. David Lloyd George: "a dynamic force" 5. Andrew
Bonar Law: Tory Puritan 6. Stanley Baldwin: "a man of the most utter
insignificance"? 7. Ramsay MacDonald: An 'aristocrat' among plain men? 8.
Neville Chamberlain: A family affair 9. Winston Churchill: His Finest Hour
10. Clement Attlee: Quiet Revolutionary 11. Anthony Eden: Self-destruction
of a Prince Charming 12. Harold Macmillan: Idealist into Manipulator 13.
Alec Douglas-Home: Right man, wrong Century? 14. Harold Wilson: Master - or
victim - of the short term 15. Edward Heath: Cheerleader for Europe 16.
James Callaghan: Labour's conservative 17. Margaret Thatcher: Grocer's
daughter to Iron Lady 18. John Major: "Thatcherism with a human face" 19.
Tony Blair: Fallen idol 20. Gordon Brown: Dominant Chancellor, uncertain
Premier 21. David Cameron: The accidental architect of Brexit 22. Theresa
May: "a bloody difficult woman"? 23. Boris Johnson: Statesman or Buffoon?
Introduction 1. Arthur Balfour: Bob's your Uncle 2. Henry
Campbell-Bannerman: "a good, honest Scotchman" 3. H. H. Asquith: Not quite
in the Gladstone mould 4. David Lloyd George: "a dynamic force" 5. Andrew
Bonar Law: Tory Puritan 6. Stanley Baldwin: "a man of the most utter
insignificance"? 7. Ramsay MacDonald: An 'aristocrat' among plain men? 8.
Neville Chamberlain: A family affair 9. Winston Churchill: His Finest Hour
10. Clement Attlee: Quiet Revolutionary 11. Anthony Eden: Self-destruction
of a Prince Charming 12. Harold Macmillan: Idealist into Manipulator 13.
Alec Douglas-Home: Right man, wrong Century? 14. Harold Wilson: Master - or
victim - of the short term 15. Edward Heath: Cheerleader for Europe 16.
James Callaghan: Labour's conservative 17. Margaret Thatcher: Grocer's
daughter to Iron Lady 18. John Major: "Thatcherism with a human face" 19.
Tony Blair: Fallen idol 20. Gordon Brown: Dominant Chancellor, uncertain
Premier 21. David Cameron: The accidental architect of Brexit 22. Theresa
May: "a bloody difficult woman"? 23. Boris Johnson: Statesman or Buffoon?
Campbell-Bannerman: "a good, honest Scotchman" 3. H. H. Asquith: Not quite
in the Gladstone mould 4. David Lloyd George: "a dynamic force" 5. Andrew
Bonar Law: Tory Puritan 6. Stanley Baldwin: "a man of the most utter
insignificance"? 7. Ramsay MacDonald: An 'aristocrat' among plain men? 8.
Neville Chamberlain: A family affair 9. Winston Churchill: His Finest Hour
10. Clement Attlee: Quiet Revolutionary 11. Anthony Eden: Self-destruction
of a Prince Charming 12. Harold Macmillan: Idealist into Manipulator 13.
Alec Douglas-Home: Right man, wrong Century? 14. Harold Wilson: Master - or
victim - of the short term 15. Edward Heath: Cheerleader for Europe 16.
James Callaghan: Labour's conservative 17. Margaret Thatcher: Grocer's
daughter to Iron Lady 18. John Major: "Thatcherism with a human face" 19.
Tony Blair: Fallen idol 20. Gordon Brown: Dominant Chancellor, uncertain
Premier 21. David Cameron: The accidental architect of Brexit 22. Theresa
May: "a bloody difficult woman"? 23. Boris Johnson: Statesman or Buffoon?