Political Studies- "...cleverly integrates the intellectual flavour of the early Labour Party with that of the then developing New Statesman."

Albion- "Smith writes well, and his concise, epigrammatic prose enlivens the book enormously."

English Historical Review- "Smith"s account is generally authoritative and engagingly written."

New Statesman and Society- " an illuminating- and surprisingly entertaining- book"

The Financial Times- " Adrian Smith aims to "rehabilitate:" the pre-Martin New Statesman and he makes a good job of it"

The Times Higher Education Supplement- " a lucid, readable book"

Choice-" Those who appreciate a clear, perceptive, and meticulously crafted book will applaud Smith"s work

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