Towards Tomorrow: The Autobiography Of Fenner Brockway
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Towards Tomorrow is the compelling autobiography of Fenner Brockway, one of Britain's most prominent socialist politicians and peace activists of the twentieth century. The memoir chronicles his extraordinary life spanning nearly a century, from his early days as a radical journalist and conscientious objector during World War I to his tireless campaigns for colonial independence, nuclear disarmament, and social justice. With unflinching honesty and passionate conviction, Brockway details his decades in Parliament, his leadership of the Independent Labour Party, and his pivotal role in the anti-imperialist movements that shaped the modern world. Written with the authority of a man who stood at the crossroads of history and chose principle over political expediency, this is an essential account of progressive British politics and the global struggle for human rights throughout the 20th century.
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Condition: Good. Jacket: worn/faded; no tears. Page Condition: Slightly yellowed. Markings: No markings. Binding: Intact. Stickers/Labels: None visible.
Towards Tomorrow is the compelling autobiography of Fenner Brockway, one of Britain's most prominent socialist politicians and peace activists of the twentieth century. The memoir chronicles his extraordinary life spanning nearly a century, from his early days as a radical journalist and conscientious objector during World War I to his tireless campaigns for colonial independence, nuclear disarmament, and social justice. With unflinching honesty and passionate conviction, Brockway details his decades in Parliament, his leadership of the Independent Labour Party, and his pivotal role in the anti-imperialist movements that shaped the modern world. Written with the authority of a man who stood at the crossroads of history and chose principle over political expediency, this is an essential account of progressive British politics and the global struggle for human rights throughout the 20th century.
