Dangerfield's _Strange Death of Liberal England_ is a classic in its way
and a rollicking good read, but surely, having been written in 1935, is just
a trifle dated, as are (a fortiori) the secondary sources listed in the
brief bibliography.
I would be extremely reluctant to recommend any one or two texts on
Edwardian England other than the obvious ones which a cursory search of the
catalogue of any academic library should turn up. Like all general texts,
they are of limited usefulness for serious scholarly work.
Dr David Blaazer
History Department, Faculty of Arts
Australian National University
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