The Seventies by Christopher Booker

In a series of pentrating essays, Christopher Booker explores the underlying themes which shaped our thoughts and our lives in this important decade. From the rise of Mrs Thatcher to the murder of Lord Mountbatten, from the energy crisis to the trial of Jeremy Thorpe, from the Cult of Nostalgia to the Collapse of the Modern Movement in the Arts. A gloomy ten years in which we seemed to lose faith in almost everything. But Cristopher Booker is optomistic, and believes that the human race may be approaching one of the most important turning-points in its history - a moment of truth to challenge us all.

Publisher:	Penguin Books Ltd
Year:	1980
Binding:	Paperback
ISBN:	0140057838
Condition:	Fair
Description:	Pages tanned, cover aged.

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SKU: 1426391
Location: Non Fiction