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Description edit
Michael Foot has been a controversial and charismatic figure in British public life for more than sixty years. He rose as a crusading leftwing journalist in the late 1930s; his book The Guilty Men , on pre-war appeasers of Nazi Germany, is one of the great radical tracts of British history.... read more
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Characters/People edit
- Michael Foot: Former leader of the Labour Party
- Jill Craigie: Michael Foot's wife.
- Tony Benn: Populist left wing Labour politician
- Harold Wilson: Former Labour Prime Minister
- Aneurin Bevan: Add a description of this character.
- James Callaghan: Former Labour Prime Minister. Foot succeeded Callaghan as Labour leader.
- Peter Shore
- Margaret Thatcher: Conservative Prime Minister. Heavily defeated Foot in the 1983 General Election
- Dennis Healey: Stood against Foor for the leadership of the Labour party
- David Owen
- Roy Jenkins
Setting & Locations edit
- Britain
- Europe
- India
- London
- Devonport
- Wales
- Ebbw Vale
- England
- Palestine
- Hampstead
- Dubrovnik
- Plymouth
- Germany
- Iraq
- United States
- Venice
- Soviet Union
- France
- Scotland
- Croatia
- Oxford
- Tredegar
- America
- Bermondsey
- Westminster
- Bosnia
- Spain
- Tribune
- Russia
- Israel
- Aldermaston
- Yugoslavia
- Moscow
- Bodmin
- Monmouth
- Paris
- Northern Ireland
- Munich
- Falklands
- Whitehall
- West Country
- Greece
- Cardiff
- Pencrebar
- Blaenau Gwent
- Stalin
- New York
- Soho
Authors & Contributors edit
- Kenneth O. Morgan (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: HarperPress
Country: England
Publication Date: 2007
ISBN: 0007178263
Page Count: 512
Publisher: HarperPress
Country: England
Publication Date: 2007
ISBN: 0007178263
Page Count: 512
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 320
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