Title: The Verdict of Peace
Product review: This history follows Barnett's trilogy entitled "The Pride and Fall" and is a fascinating account of the British Conservative Party in power in the latter half of the disastrous post-World War II decade. That the Labour Party in power in first five years had famously debauched the chances of a quick post war recovery is well known and expected - given their political philosophy. That the Conservative government - headed by a Churchill in his dotage - could repeat and compound the errors in their turn is what makes this book compelling reading.
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