Neil Kinnock by Eileen Jones

Neil Kinnock by Eileen Jones

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The author draws together strands of political analysis and personality profiles, having talked to Neil Kinnock and those who have worked with him. A single-minded determination to achieve party unity during nine years as Leader of the Opposition brought Kinnock close to being Prime Minister.

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Neil Kinnock by Eileen Jones

Neil Kinnock has been called the Lost Leader of British politics. A spectacular rise to power took him to the helm of a Labour party beset with internal division and a poor public image. A single-minded determination to achieve party unity during nine years as leader of the Opposition brought the Welsh miner's son tantalizingly close to becoming Prime Minister. Instead Neil Kinnock had to endure the dubious epithet that he had made Labour electable but failed to see them elected, and at the age of 50 he retired to the back benches. In this first biography since Kinnock become party leader in 1983, Eileen Jones draws together the strands of political analysis and personality profiles, and talks to Mr Kinnock and those who have worked with him. Neil Kinnock looks at the life, career and future outlook of the man who once claimed he would not be happy until the furniture van pulled into Downing Street.
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ISBN 13 9780709052395
ISBN 10 0709052391
Title Neil Kinnock
Author Eileen Jones
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher The Crowood Press Ltd
Year published 1994-04-29
Number of pages 224
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