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The strange death of Liberal England
Book • 1935
This book, first published in 1935, examines the tumultuous period leading up to World War I, during which the Liberal Party faced significant challenges from the House of Lords, the suffragette movement, Irish nationalism, and militant trade unions.
Dangerfield's work remains influential in understanding the political upheaval of early 20th-century England.
Dangerfield's work remains influential in understanding the political upheaval of early 20th-century England.
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Mentioned in 7 episodes
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when warning that political disintegration could follow defeat, referencing an historical example.


David Blunkett

82 snips
Why has Musk set the mob on innocent random British police officers?
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when discussing the febrile atmosphere of 1911.


Dan Jackson

38 snips
338: Ireland: Home Rule, Mutiny - and Civil War? (Part 3)
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in the discussion about the Conservative Party's challenges.


James Butler

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On Politics: The Death of the Conservative Party?
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recommends George Dangerfield’s history of prewar British liberalism.


Peter Hitchens

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Declining Donald Trump and Election Promises
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when discussing the potential eclipse of the Conservative Party by Reform UK.


Yascha Mounk

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Luke Tryl on Why Britain Is Miserable
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when discussing the history of British politics and the decline of the Liberal Party.


Francis Dearnley

Across the Pond Politics | Interview: Francis Dearnley
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as a historical example of a rapid party collapse and political realignment.


Aaron Bastani
Downstream: British Politics Is in Meltdown. Here’s Why w/ James Butler
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in reference to the decline of the Conservative Party.


Gavin Esler

ICE, ICE Badenoch — Start Your Week with Gavin Esler
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as a reference for understanding potential shifts in British politics.


Gavin Esler

Farage’s poll numbers: Too good to ignore?
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while discussing the state of the Conservative party.

Sherelle Jacobs

Party’s Over: Liz Truss’s Resignation, with Sonia Sodha and Sherelle Jacobs



