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The Making of British Socialism

It has been argued (2) that British socialism is not really a fixed and definitive thing but something which is re-made and redefined from time to time. Even if Herbert Morrison’s view that socialism is whatever a Labour Government does now seems a little implausible we can sense that the structure, framework and ideas of the socialist movement of the 1880s are not necessarily those that carry weight today.