The Dawn of Local Democracy in England. Volume 1: 1894-1900 Great Clifton Parish Council: A Case Study in ‘Journalistic Archaeology’ (New Auld News)
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The Dawn of Local Democracy in England. Volume 1: 1894-1900 Great Clifton Parish Council: A Case Study in ‘Journalistic Archaeology’ (New Auld News)

by Dr Keith Richardson

historical nonfiction political history British Studies
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The Dawn of Local Democracy in England, Volume 1 explores Great Clifton Parish Council between 1894 and 1900. Framed as a study in “journalistic archaeology,” it examines a specific example of local government within the broader history of democratic development in England.

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The Dawn of Local Democracy in England, Volume 1, examines the period from 1894 to 1900.

It focuses on Great Clifton Parish Council as a case study in the development of local democracy in England.

The book presents its approach as “journalistic archaeology,” offering a historically focused investigation of the subject.

Written by Dr Keith Richardson, this volume introduces a specific local government case within the broader history of English democracy.

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