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Volume 89.2 includes articles on William Sharman Crawford and the politics of suffrage; boundary review and the organization and identity of the Peterborough Divisional Labour Party; the British Trade Union movement and Zionism, 1936–1967; plus, reviews of the latest books in the field.
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Table of contents
RESEARCH ARTICLES
‘THE MOST CONSISTENT OF THEM ALL’: WILLIAM SHARMAN CRAWFORD AND THE POLITICS OF SUFFRAGE
ANTHONY DALY
BOUNDARY REVIEW AND THE ORGANIZATION AND IDENTITY OF THE PETERBOROUGH DIVISIONAL LABOUR PARTY
SCOTT RAWLINSON
2023 LABOUR HISTORY REVIEW ESSAY PRIZE RUNNER-UP
NOT AN INDUSTRIAL MATTER: THE BRITISH TRADE UNION MOVEMENT AND ZIONISM, 1936–1967
JOHN RUSSELL
BOOK REVIEWS
Thomas Fleischman: Leigh Claire La Berge, Marx for Cats: A Radical Bestiary, Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2023.
Stephen Hopkins: Brigitte Studer, Travellers of the World Revolution: A Global History of the Communist International, London and New York: Verso, 2023.
Quentin Outram: Jack Taylor, Oil, Nationalism and British Policy in Iran: The End of Informal Empire, 1941–53, London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2024.
Mark Hurst: Matthew Gerth, Anti-Communism in Britain during the Early Cold War: A Very British Witch Hunt, London: University of London Press, 2023.