England, 1870-1914

England, 1870-1914 by R. C. K. Ensor Download PDF EPUB FB2

Out of 5 stars Expertly conducted account of English Historyanother success in the Oxford History of England series. Reviewed in the United States on Ma Sir Robert Ensor () was educated at Winchester School (one of the top Public schools in England) and Balliol College England, later becoming Research Fellow Cited by: With stimulating analys First published inthis now-classic volume spans a time of rapid and far-reaching change in England--from Gladstone's first ministry, through the great 1870-1914 book with Disraeli, the Home Rule debate, the establishment of the Labour moverment, the Boer War, and the Liberal reforms ofto the end of an era marked by /5.

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