Journal of Liberal Democrat History 34/35 – Journal of Liberal History

Lloyd George and the suffragettes at Llanystumdwy

A re-examination of the reopening by Lloyd George in September 1912 of the village institute at his native Llanystumdwy, when the proceedings were blighted by constant suffragette interruptions.

The single-taxers and the future of Liberalism, 1906-1914

Analysis of what was hailed, in the early years of the twentieth century, as the radical alternative to collectivism and even the New Liberalism.

Archives: University of Bristol

Liberal archives at the University of Bristol Library.

Let us open to them the door of the House of Commons

Speech by Thomas Babington Macaulay on Jewish Disabilities (House of Commons, 17 April 1833).

Keeper of the Liberal flame

The life of Ivor Davies (1915-1986), who would have been the Liberal candidate at the Oxford by-election in 1938.

Grimond's rival

The life and political career of the contentious, individualistic, right-wing Liberal MP for Cardiganshire from 1945 until 1966, Captain E. Roderic Bowen MP (1913-2001).

Report: speeches and speech-makers

Report of Liberal Democrat History Group meeting of September 2001, with Roy Jenkins, Max Atkinson and Paddy Ashdown – the launch of Great Liberal Speeches.

Report: public services or state services? - the Liberal legacy

Report of Liberal Democrat History Group meeting of February 2002, with Professor Peter Marsh and Dr Graham Davis.

Keeping the faith

Review of Duncan Brack and Tony Little (eds.), Great Liberal Speeches (Politico's Publishing, 2001).

Restorative Conservatism

Review of Eugenio Biagini, Gladstone (Macmillan Press, 2000).

Internationalism and interdependency

Review of Richard S. Grayson, Liberals, International Relations and Appeasement (Frank Cass, 2001).

Labour and Liverpool

Review of Peter Kilfoyle, Left behind: Lessons from Labour's Heartland (Politico's Publishing, 2000).

'When in doubt what should be done, do nothing'

Review of David Cecil, The Young Melbourne and Lord M (Phoenix Press, 2001).

The most complex character

Review of Antony Lentin, Lloyd George and the Lost Peace: From Versailles to Hitler, 1914-1940 (Palgrave, 2001).

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