John Shepherd
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John Shepherd reviews Martin Pugh's history of the Labour Party. Published June 11 2010
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Britain in the Seventies
Published July 15 2009
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John Shepherd looks back to the turbulent Winter of Discontent, which heralded the demise of James Callaghan’s Labour government and paved the way for Margaret Thatcher and eighteen years of unbroken Conservative rule. Published December 15 2008
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Published November 12 2008
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Published April 10 2008
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John Shepherd says it’s time to reappraise the political reputation of Ramsay MacDonald, who died seventy years ago this month. Published October 11 2007
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John Shepherd reviews a work by Richard Toye Published May 23 2007
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