Politics and Protest, 1102-1994
Politics and Protest, 1102-1994:From Major Party Politics to Popular Protest and Parliamentary History
Trial Series
What's Inside
14
Collections
83
Volumes
1,395
Documents
356,896
Pages
Introduction
Politics and Protest provides students and researchers with a sweeping overview of British political history from the pre-Hansard era to the late-twentieth century.
Many of the collections cover mainstream parties, including the Labour Party, Independent Labour Party, Social Democratic Party, Liberal Party, Liberal Democrats, and Scottish National Party, while others focus on extremist parties such as the British Union of Fascists.
The records also cover extra-parliamentary groups and movements, with the suffragettes, Bryant and May strikers, trade unionists, and conscientious objectors all featured.
Dates Covered
1102-1994Contributors
- Bishopsgate Institute
- C L R James Library, Hackney
- Hull University Archives and others
- Labour History Archive and Study Centre
- London School of Economics and Political Science
- Mitchell Library, Glasgow
- National Library of Scotland
- National Secular Society
- Senate House Library, University of London
- The National Archives
- The National Archives (UK); The British Library; University College London; The London Archives.
- Wakefield One