Episode 16 - A Jittery Start

<p>With the United Kingdom moving into the post-war years, the nation had to grapple with the changes wrought by WWI. Internationally the world looked very different, and Britain's attentions had to be split across the globe. It was internally though that presented the biggest challenges, as a nation that had previously been very big into small government found itself with a sprawling administration that many preferred to keep around. And lastly we'll touch on labor unrest that is going to be a defining characteristic of Britain in the 20s. </p> <p> </p> <p>Bibliography for this episode: </p> <ol><li>Taylor, AJP The Oxford History of England, Vol 15 Oxford University Press, 1978</li> <li>Moway, Charles Loch Britain Between the Wars Methuen & Co, 1972</li> <li>Hattersley, Roy Borrowed Time Little, Brown, 2007</li> </ol><p> </p> <p>Questions? Comments? Follow the podcast on twitter at @pitthistorypod (<a href='https://twitter.com/pitthistorypod'>https://twitter.com/pitthistorypod</a>) or email me at peaceintheirtime@gmail.com</p>