Why the Lords must go: a plain statement of what the peers have done in the last hundred years
Book Description
Part of Stead's "Peers or people" crusade against the House of Lords' practice of mutilating Liberal legislation, especially their attempt to block the 1909 People's Budget.
Author
W.T. Stead
Date
1909
Binding
Paperback
Publisher
Stead's Publishing House
Condition
Very good
Pages
90 + 6 pp of Stead's adverts for his publications
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