@jeegarkakkad@ontheonehand Turns out Truss was right, if you believe hard enough you can defeat the Treasury - but, and this the crucial bit, only if your cause be righteous
NEW HISTORY BLOG POST
Paul O'Donnell, one of our UoP Naval History MA students, looks at the end of shipbuilding on the Thames in 1912, ironically at the heart of a naval arms race.
https://t.co/OnK4UyXO5z
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@redhistorian I think a concept of functionality might be better than relevance. I’m struggling to think of anything in Parliament in the ten years between the Iraq and Syria votes (tuition fees?) to match the events of a quiet week in 2018-19. It was melodrama but it was still relevant
My blog for @ChuArchives about Arnold Hills, the evangelical, vegetarian, Radical who founded West Ham FC (sort of) and built London’s last battleship https://t.co/xXwIe6Adsj
@TheDreadShips Tirpitz underestimated Britain’s willingness to push the fiscal envelope to maintain naval supremacy. That extended across political parties; see Lloyd George’s Limehouse speech for Lib support
@warwickmansell@JohnApplebyLD @PaulbernalUK @ASCL_UK Ah, Tomlinson. Dead the moment someone at No10 decided that it meant scrapping the ‘Gold Standard’ A Level