Clement Attlee: A Modest Little Man

Francis Beckett

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May 1945. Britain celebrates victory and cheers Winston Churchill. The people who fought the war want a better, fairer world, and only Labour is offering it. But the Labour Party is led by a nonentity --"a modest little man with plenty to be modest about." He says almost nothing. He sits in his grey suit and puffs his pipe. One wit remarked: "An empty taxi drew up and Clement Attlee got out." How can the insignificant, passionless little Labour leader Clem Attlee possibly compete with Churchill, and bring in a social revolution?

Book Details

Publisher: Tsl Drama
Publish Date: Jul 14th, 2022
Pages: 60
Language: English
Edition: undefined - undefined
Dimensions: 8.27in - 5.83in - 0.12in - 0.18lb
EAN: 9781915660039
Categories: • Theater - General• Europe - Great Britain - General

About the Author

Beckett, Francis: - "Francis Beckett is an author, journalist and playwright. The best known of his 19 non-fiction books is Clem Attlee - Labour's Great Reformer, and this, the latest of his five plays."