Titlebook: Recovering Power; The Conservatives in Stuart Ball,Anthony Seldon Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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,Planning for Power: 1964–1970,jected him, but his party had returned to power after six years in opposition. Labour’s margin of victory in the 1964 general election had been little more than 200,000 votes, and only 13 seats. But that contest had brought to an end 13 unbroken years of Conservative government, and was preceded by

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,The Barren Years: 1997–2005,s the ‘natural’ party of government, with periods of opposition the exception, and office the norm. With a broad appeal to all sections and parts of the country, its character has chimed with the heartbeat of the nation. Its longest period in the wilderness was between 1846 and 1866, but even during

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to examine the topic as a whole, leading authorities present new evidence and interpretations. The book makes a significant contribution to our understanding of the Conservative Party and of opposition in modern British politics.978-1-4039-3242-6978-0-230-52241-1

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,Conservatism in Crisis: 1910–1915, Party over this issue, while placing a renewed question-mark over Balfour’s commitment to the policy itself. Conservatives now entered upon a new and even more turbulent period of opposition which was only transformed by the outbreak of European war in the summer of 1914.

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