Now in contrast to the first treatise,when we treat contemporary british history with much awe,in this edition,we examine the challenges of great Britain in the post industrial society,moving from the glorious epoch as the Mother of industrialisation and civilisation to the waning spectre of the inglorious era demoted as the mother of deindustrialisation a status bequeathed to her by once inferior nations,she civilised now grown mighty pushed her to the edge of the precipice a discarded world power.The writer observes how did this come about with out buffers to hedge our position and also the institutional role of premiership either by commision or omission or by contribution or by averting debacle over the last 235years period when Robert Peel introduced free trade and democracy was supplanted through the great reform act of 1832.Enjoy the reading.Economic growth and development requires time and affectionately ensures time investent do pay off when it's the least confidence that pays.Above,i all i prefer