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Which War? The English Radical Right and the First World War

Although used widely, 'Radical Right' is a paradoxical concept at best. The 'Right' is conventionally associated with nationalism in international affairs and the defence of property at home. The term 'Radical Right' is used here to describe those sections of the 'Right' which were nationalist, but in pursuit of their interpretation of the national interest found themselves obliged to question the rights of private property. Thus understood, the English 'Radical Right' had its roots in the ideas of Edwardian social imperialism.