A. L. Morton and the Radical Tradition

A. L. Morton and the Radical Tradition

Crossley, James

Springer International Publishing AG

11/2024

384

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9783031735875

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Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: Growing Up.- Chapter 3: Steyning and Summerhill, 1924 1928.- Chapter 4: Class against Class: London, 1929 1934.- Chapter 5: "Something to Do with the Daily Worker": 1934 1937.- Chapter 6: History Progresses on the Popular Front: A People's History of England .- Chapter 7: Early Receptions of A People's History of England.- Chapter 8: East of England: The War Years.- Chapter 9: Towards Utopia.- Chapter 10: The Communist Party Historians' Group.- Chapter 11: The English Utopia.p.- Chapter 12: England and the USA.- Chapter 13: From Sedgemoor to Netherwood: History from Below.- Chapter 14: 1956.- Chapter 15: Civil Wars after 1956.- Chapter 16: Ranters, Sects, and Utopians: Local and Beyond.- Chapter 17: Invoking the Muse of British Socialism.- Chapter 18: Turning 60.- Chapter 19: The Matter of Britain.- Chapter 20: Ranters of '68.- Chapter 21: The Seventies.- Chapter 22: The Party Is Not Always Right.- Chapter 23: Reflections: Intellectuals.
'A People's History of England' (1938);'The English Utopia' (1952);Communist Party of Great Britain;British Marxist historians;Communist Party Historians' Group