'The power of words is fundamental to political life. They help to
influence, convince, change minds and appeal. By looking through
the history of the left, this book provides a clear demonstration
that what you say, and how to say it, really matters.' - Philip
Collins, chief leader writer and columnist for The Times, and
former chief speech-writer for Prime Minister Tony Blair 'A
refreshing reminder that Labour politicians are able to speak with
clarity, passion and humour - required reading for today's cohort.'
- Matthew Taylor, former Downing Street political strategist 'This
book has pulled off the difficult trick of bringing together the
varied thinking and views of the left. It captures the seriousness
and also the humour of the left. It's a must for anyone interested
in the Labour Party, or in wider British politics.' - Paul
Richards, Labour activist, columnist, former special adviser and
author of Be Your Own Spin Doctor Anyone who has an interest in
Labour or the left needs a copy of this brilliant compendium of
left-leaning quotations. The collection features all the best
quotes from all the great thinkers, whether they were reactionary
or revolutionary, campaigning or policy-making, thinking aloud or
writing it all down. The likes of Marx, Miliband, Attlee and
Aristotle stand side by side in this neat reference guide, where
you'll find the best of Brown, Blair and Balls along with all that
Rousseau, Robespierre and Russell had to say. The Dictionary of
Labour Quotations brings together insights, remarks, retorts, wit
and wisdom, making it essential reading for everyone with a passion
for the Labour Party, socialism or the left side of politics.
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