Mastering Modern British History

Introduction - Britain Under the Tories 1815-1830 - Foreign Affairs 1815-30 - Parliament and the Great Reform Act of 1832 - Whig Reforms and Failures 1833-41 - Chartism - Sir Robert Peel. The Conservatives and the Corn Laws 1930-46 - Domestic Affairs 1946-67: Russell, Gladstone, Disraeli and the Reform Act of 1867 - Lord Palmerston and Foreign Affairs 1830-65 - The Crimean War 1854-56 - Britain, India and the Mutiny of 1857 - Social Reform: Factories, Mines, Public Health and Education - Gladstone's First Ministry 1868-74 - Disraeli and the Conservatives in Power 1874-80 - Victorian Prosperity and Depression - Gladstone and Salisbury 1880-95 - Ten Years of Conservative Rule 1895-1905 - The Dominions: Canada, Australia and New Zealand Before 1914 - The Growth of the Trade Unions and the Labour Party to 1914 - The State and the People from the 1890's to 1939 - The Liberals in Power 1905-14 - Britain, the First World War and its Aftermath - Politics in Confusion 1918-24 - Baldwin, the Conservatives and the General Strike - The Second Labour Government 1929-31, the World Economic Crisis and the National Governments - Britain and the Problems of Empire Between the Wars - Appeasement and the Outbreak of the Second World War: Foreign Affairs 1931-39 - Britain and the Second World War 1939-45 - Labour in Power: the Attlee Governments 1945-51 - The Rise and Fall of Consensus 1951-79 - Britain and its Parts: England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales - Britain and her Place in the World after 1945 - Thatcherism and the New Right 1979-97