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Old 06-30-2015, 05:50 AM   #601
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Originally Posted by GtrsRGr8 View Post
I wasn't familiar with this book. From looking it over a little bit, here is my "take" on it. If this is a history, it is a political history. If it is a political history, it appears to be a left-leaning history. As the title says, it is a history of "modern" Britain--it appears that that means the last 50 years or so.
This is a book associated with a very good BBC TV documentary series from a few years back. Andrew Marr is a well-known BBC political analyst. As you rightly say, this is primarily a book about the political history of Britain since WWII. It would only be considered "left-leaning" from an American perspective, I believe. I bought it in an Amazon UK sale a while ago.

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