The Prime Minister: The Office and Its Holders Since 1945  9998

Part One: Prelude

1. The Platonic Idea and the Constitutional Deal
2. Continuity and Cottage Pie

Part Two: The Premiership

3. The Double-Headed Nation
4. Organized by History: The Premiership Before 1945
5. Beyond any Mortal? The Stretching of the Premiership Since 1945
6. Where the Buck Stops: Premiers, ‘War Cabinets’ and Nuclear War Planning Since 1945

Part Three: The Prime Ministers

7. A Sense of Architectonics: Clement Attlee, 1945-51
8. In History Lie All the Secrets: Winston Churchill, 1951-55
9. The Colonel and the Drawing Room: Anthony Eden, 1955-57
10. Quiet, Calm Deliberation: Harold Macmillan, 1957-63
11. Country Values: Alec Douglas-Home, 1963-64
12. Centre Forward: Harold Wilson, 1964-1970
13. The Somersaulting Modernizer: Edward Heath, 1970-74
14. Centre Half: Harold Wilson, 1974-76
15. The Sea-Changer: James Callaghan, 1976-79
16. A Tigress Surrounded by Hamsters: Margaret Thatcher, 1979-90
17. The Solo-Coalitionist: John Major, 1990-97
18. Command and Control: Tony Blair, 1997–

Part Four: Coda

19. The Premier League: The Inevitability of Disappointment
20. Toward a New Specification: Premiership for the Twenty-First Century

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