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

Journal of Liberal History

Liberal thought and thinkers

  • Friends or Enemies, Allies or Competitors? Liberals and Labour 1903–2019: 15th September 2024

    The history of the association between the Liberal Party / Liberal Democrats and the Labour Party features electoral pacts (both formal and informal), support for minority governments, participation in coalitions – and periods of bitter enmity. So are Liberals and Labour friends or enemies, allies or competitors? The long and complex relationship between Liberals and…

  • Radicalism in England

    Review of Richard Taylor, English Radicalism in the Twentieth Century: A distinctive politics? (Manchester University Press, 2020)

  • The origins of Liberalism

    A look at the origins of Liberal political thought

  • The letters of Richard Cobden online

    A new resource for Liberal history

  • Friends or Enemies, Allies or Competitors? Liberals and Labour 1903–2019

    The history of the association between the Liberal Party / Liberal Democrats and the Labour Party features electoral pacts (both formal and informal), support for minority governments, participation in coalitions – and periods of bitter enmity. So are Liberals and Labour friends or enemies, allies or competitors? The long and complex relationship between Liberals and…

  • Greening Liberalism

    The history of Liberal and Liberal Democrat environmental thinking How and when did environmental policy become important to British political parties, and to the Liberal Party, SDP and Liberal Democrats in particular? Speakers: Professor Neil Carter (York University) and Baroness Parminter. Chair: Keith Melton (Green Liberal Democrats). You can view the accompanying slides here

  • Jo Grimond: An essay on power

    Mark Egan introduces Jo Grimond’s article from 1970 To access this content, you must purchase Annual subscription (digital) – unwaged rate or Annual subscription (digital) – standard rate.

  • John Stuart Mill’s On Liberty

    Introduction to Liberal history series. By James Moore. To access this content, you must purchase Annual subscription (digital) – unwaged rate or Annual subscription (digital) – standard rate.