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Robert Peel: A Biography Pasta dura – 1 enero 2007
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- IdiomaInglés
- EditorialOrion Publishing
- Fecha de publicación1 enero 2007
- Dimensiones15.24 x 4.32 x 24.13 cm
- ISBN-109780297848448
- ISBN-13978-0297848448
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- ASIN : 0297848445
- Editorial : Orion Publishing (1 enero 2007)
- Idioma : Inglés
- ISBN-10 : 9780297848448
- ISBN-13 : 978-0297848448
- Dimensiones : 15.24 x 4.32 x 24.13 cm
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Having felt the need to rectify this ignorance, I found that the process (through this book) brought both pleasure and insight. History is more than that of merely the stories of 'great men' (or women) - but like Pitt a few years before him, Peel had the most extraordinary impact on Britain and her allies and occasional foes (so much so that there was a unique adjournment of the French Assembly on the news of his death). Obsessive about factual detail and political argument, he was always prepared to change his mind (at huge political cost) if the arguments warranted it. This was a man of extraordinary political courage coupled with level-headed shrewdness.
Hurd's narrative trips along nicely - full (as many reviewers have rightly noted) of contemporary symmetries and allusions (as only a former politician can provide - cf Hague's Pitt the Younger and Jenkins' Churchill). A joy to read.
Concerning such events as the 1932 Reform Act and the Repeal of the Corn Laws, Hurd does not stray too far from the Westminster action (he is not a sociologist, thankfully): however this means that there isn't much analysis of the forces at play in the wider socitety ( read, the working classes) which played a part in these changes.
I'm ploughing on because I AM interested in Peel, but without serious motivation I would have set the book aside days ago. Days? It feels as though I've been reading it for a lifetime.
If you want a brilliant biography try William Hague's Pitt. You'll deserve a treat after this!