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The Age of Reform 1815-1870 by Sir Llewellyn Woodward

A general survey of the achievements, and failures, of the English people over half a century between the victory of Waterloo and the first administration of William Gladstone. At home, parliamentary reform and agitation over the issues of the corn laws and the People’s Charter were accompanied by reforms of local government, the poor laws, education, and the system of criminal justice, by factory legislation and the extension of trade unionism. In foreign affairs England’s commitments and difficulties extended from Ireland and the volatile European sphere to the Crimean War and India.

Features;

• The Oxford History Of England Volume 13
• Second Edition
• Publisher Oxford University Press, Oxford; 1990
• Blue Cloth Hardback, 681 pp
• With 6 b/w maps
• Size 220 x 145mm, 1.1kg

Condition: Very Good – No Inscriptions, Very Good Copy

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