Essays in Anti-Labour History

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 The New Liberalism of C. F. G. Masterman, 1873–1927

Chapter 3 The Liberal Response to Socialism, 1918–29

Chapter 4 Eric Geddes and the ‘Experiment’ with Businessmen in Government, 1915–22

Chapter 6 Liberals and the Desire for Working-Class Representatives in Battersea, 1886–1922

Chapter 7 The New Liberalism and the Challenge of Labour: The Welsh Experience, 1885–1929

Chapter 8 Lord Elcho, Trade Unionism and Democracy

Chapter 9 Laissez-Faire as Dogma: The Liberty and Property Defence League, 1882–1914

Chapter 10 The Anti-Socialist Union, 1908–49

Chapter 11 Profit-Sharing, Socialism and Labour Unrest

Chapter 12 Thomas Mackay: The Anti-Socialist Philosophy of the Charity Organisation Society

Chapter 13 W. H. Mallock and Socialism in England, 1880–1918