Book review
Rarely (1) one find as clear an account of social change as Olivia Harris's Changing Britain.
Those who prefer to bury their heads in the (2) and imagine that Britain is the same as it
was even 20 years ago are in for a shock. Harris convincingly argues that (3) only have
those (4) authority increased their power, but ordinary people are also less likely to stand
(5) to those in office. At (6) point in the book (7) any of Harris's
claims presented without evidence, and neither does she talk (8) to the non-expert. Her main
conclusion, that (9) until we all realise that there is a problem and decide to confront the
powers that (10) will the situation improve, is powerful and irresistible.
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