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The book is known for its "schizophrenic" portrayal of Britain—a period marked simultaneously by deep national gloom and vibrant cultural growth. State of Emergency: The Way We Were
is the third volume in historian Dominic Sandbrook's comprehensive series on modern British history. This book specifically chronicles the turbulent years of 1970–1974 during the Conservative government of Edward Heath. Key Themes & Content Further background and reader reviews are available on
You can find the book in various formats through these platforms: Available on Amazon/Audible (approx. 32 hours). This book specifically chronicles the turbulent years of
Sandbrook highlights how this era of industrial decline also saw the birth of glam rock (David Bowie), the rise of organic foods, the growth of curry houses, and significant steps forward in gay rights.