£16.96
Title: The Case for Conservatism
Author: Quintin Hogg
Publisher : Penguin Books
Publication: c1947 First Edition
Format: Softback
Condition: Grey and white covers which are good with slight scuffing to spine ends and light fading. Pages are clean and mark free. Previous owners inscription to front.
Book measures: 18cm x 11cm with 320 pages
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Quintin Hogg’s “The Case for Conservatism” (1947) is a classic defense of conservative principles. Hogg argues that conservatism is not simply a reaction to socialism, but a positive philosophy based on tradition, property, and the family. He also defends the role of the monarchy and the importance of local government.
Hogg’s book is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding the origins of modern conservatism. It is a powerful and persuasive work that has had a lasting impact on political thought.
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