Kevin Manton Libri

The Students' book contains 12 topic-based units with Review sections after every three units. Grammar Reference, word list and tapescripts are included at the back.

Focusing on the evolution of the modern British state, this political history examines its increasing interest in gathering and utilizing population data. It explores the implications of this data collection on governance and societal understanding, highlighting the significance of demographic information in shaping policies and national identity. Through detailed analysis, the book sheds light on how population statistics have influenced the development of modern Britain.