Politics and the People: A Study in English Political Culture, c. 1815- 1867.

Bruce L. Kinzer · James Vernon

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Introduction: a new political history Part I. Politics, Community and Power: 1. Power legislated: the structure of official politics 2. Power imagined: the culture of official politics 3. The medium and the message: power, print, and the public sphere Part II. The Language of Organisation: 4. A language of party? 5. Organisation as symbol 6. The politics of culture 7. The idol and the icon: leaders and their popular constituencies Part III. Narratives of the Nation: 8. The nation and its people: the discourse of popular constitutionalism Conclusion: new narratives in the history of English politics? Appendices Bibliography Index.

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