Scottish popular politics

Scottish popular politics

by W. Hamish Fraser

2000

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"Many of the key figures in the early Labour Party were Scots and Scots have continued to play a disproportionate role in the shaping of Labour politics. This book traces the Scottish route from radical protest at the end of the eighteenth century to the formation and development of the Labour Party through to 1922 when Labour became the largest party in Scotland. The story ends with coverage of the way in which Labour has consolidated its dominance of Scottish politics to the end of the twentieth century and considers the way in which popular radicalism in recent decades has found new directions."--BOOK JACKET.

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