Produced by the History of Parliament Trust and publisher St James’s House, The Commonwealth at 75 is a beautifully presented, fully illustrated hardback book, authored by a team of distinguished academics and journalists. Marking the 75th anniversary of the establishment of the modern Commonwealth of Nations, this 564-page commemorative publication explores the origins, history and impact of the Commonwealth up to the present day. The book also highlights examples of achievement and progress across social, technological, commercial and cultural spheres.
Terms and conditions for hardback deliveries: This free book offer (one copy per order) is available for delivery in the UK mainland only. A delivery charge of £9.99 is payable. Please allow up to 21 days for delivery. If your order has not arrived within 21 days or you experience any difficulties with the delivery of your book, please email publishing@stjamess.org. While the publisher cannot take responsibility for the condition in which your free book arrives, it can raise a complaint with the relevant courier on your behalf. This offer applies while allocated stocks last. The publisher reserves the right to end this offer without notice.
*For hardbacks, a delivery charge of £9.99 is payable. See terms and conditions above.
Explore this thought-provoking project’s collection of sponsored video content, which features examples of best practice and industry excellence across the UK, Commonwealth and world. ⓘ
ⓘ Paid-for content: Produced by St James’s House in association with the History of Parliament Trust, The Commonwealth at 75 campaign showcases a range of selected partner organisations through paid-for video and editorial content.
This documentary charts the Commonwealth’s complex origins, born out of the demise of the far-reaching British Empire, which led to the establishment of the progressive community of common ideals and mutual interests of today.
ⓘ Paid-for content: Produced by St James’s House in association with the History of Parliament Trust, The Commonwealth at 75 campaign showcases a range of selected partner organisations through paid-for video and editorial content.
