The Myth That Will Not Die

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The book delves into the controversial legacy of James Ramsay MacDonald, a pivotal figure in the Labour movement, examining the accusations of his betrayal. It offers a nuanced exploration of his actions and motivations, challenging the prevailing narrative. By analyzing historical context and MacDonald's decisions, the author presents a compelling argument that seeks to clarify his role and impact within the movement, making it a significant contribution to the understanding of Labour history.