England Objects to the Treaty of Versailles, June 1, 1919

Journal of Liberal History

Leaders

  • Authoritative new biography of ‘the goat’

    Review of Travis L. Crosby, The Unknown Lloyd George: a Statesman in Conflict (I. B. Tauris, 2014).

  • Leading the Liberals

    Review of Duncan Brack, Robert Ingham and Tony Little (eds.), British Liberal Leaders: Leaders of the Liberal Party, SDP and Liberal Democrats since 1828 (Biteback Publishing, 2015).

  • Liberal leaders and leadership

    Party leaders matter: they embody a party’s present, while also shaping its future. This is particularly important in the values-based Liberal tradition. A total of twenty-five individuals led the Liberal Party, SDP and Liberal Democrats between Earl Grey’s assumption of the leadership of the Whig opposition in 1828 and Nick Clegg’s resignation in 2015. What did it take to…

  • Lloyd George and Churchill as war leaders

    A comparison of the two great British wartime leaders of the twentieth century.

  • Writing about Charles

    A review of Charles Kennedy’s obituaries and tributes.

  • Old heroes for a new leader

    The political heroes of Tim Farron and Norman Lamb.

  • The Liberal–Tory coalition of 1915

    Report of the History Group evening meeting, 26 January 2015, with Ian Packer and Nigel Keohane; chair: Raymond Asquith (Earl of Oxford and Asquith and great-grandson of Herbert Asquith).

  • A conspiracy of silence?

    Lloyd George and Basil Zaharoff.

  • Assessing Jeremy Thorpe

    Four views on Jeremy Thorpe’s record and character.