Differences within Consensus: The Left-Right Divide in the Congress (1929–39)

The decade 1929–39 saw the steady coalescing of the right-wing point of view within the Congress leadership. The book focuses on this Left-Right encounter, identifies the composition of the two groups, studies the social background of the chief spokesmen on both sides, distinguishes their broad points of view on key issues, and analyses their interaction within the overall consensus framework of the Congress.