The Tory World

Exploring the evolving perceptions within the Tory party regarding Britain's global role since the late seventeenth century, this volume features contributions that highlight key figures like Pitt, Disraeli, Churchill, and Thatcher. It delves into the interplay between history and politics, examining how the Tory party has maneuvered through complex foreign and imperial challenges over time. The book offers a compelling analysis of the shifting dynamics and competing ideologies that have shaped the party's approach to international affairs.