Using a very wide range of sources, Kenneth Morgan examines the emergence of the Labour party in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and the rise to a dominant and revered position within it of Keir Hardie, pacifist, internationalist, feminist, radical and socialist, yet an outsider in British piblic life to the end.
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