Landslide by Robert Garner

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Summary

The book tells the dramatic, partly-fictionalised story of the 1945 General Election, revealing how Labour’s unexpected victory over Churchill marked a turning point in British politics. It draws on personal accounts and Mass-Observation diaries to capture both elite and everyday perspectives on this historic moment.

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Landslide by Robert Garner

The book tells the dramatic, partly-fictionalised story of the 1945 General Election, revealing how Labours unexpected victory over Churchill marked a turning point in British politics. It draws on personal accounts and Mass-Observation diaries to capture both elite and everyday perspectives on this historic moment.
Robert Garner is Emeritus Professor of Politics at the University of Leicester. His PhD thesis focused on the history of the Labour Party. He has published widely on a variety of academic topics — including party politics, environmental politics, and the politics and ethics of animal protection — with publishers such as Oxford University Press, Columbia University Press, Polity, and Palgrave.
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ISBN 13 9781835743546
ISBN 10 1835743544
Title Landslide
Author Robert Garner
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher The Book Guild Ltd
Year published 2026-01-28
Number of pages 264
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.