Journal of Liberal History 46
Journal of Liberal History 46
Issue: 46, Spring 2005Price: £5
Contents
Land taxing and the Liberals, 1879 - 1914
Why did the Liberals of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries care so much about the land question in general, and land value taxation in particular?
Sir Edward Grey's German love-child
The unusual family story of the leading Liberal statesman.
Dundee's grand old man
The life and political career of Edmund Robertson, Lord Lochee of Gowrie (1845-1911).
Frances Stevenson, Lloyd George and the Surrey - Sussex dimension
David Lloyd George’s and Frances Stevenson’s connections with Surrey and Sussex.
At the heart of the party
Biography of Raymond Jones (1883-1948), constituency organiser, election agent and parliamentary candidate.
More on Lib Dem voting in the Commons
Update on voting behaviour of Liberal Democrat MPs.
Letters to the Editor: Issue 46
Liberalism in the 1920s (Jaime Reynolds); Hair in history (Tim Hill); Liberalism in Liverpool (Michael Meadowcroft).
Report: Roy Jenkins - Reformer, Visionary, Statesman
Report of the Liberal Democrat History Group meeting at Bournemouth, September 2004, with Dick Taverne, Shirley Williams and Peter Riddell.
The pro with proven political effectiveness
Interview with Tom McNally.
Why bother with the Liberals again?
Review of David Dutton, A History of the Liberal Party in the Twentieth Century (Palgrave, 2004).
'Nothing talked of, thought of, dreamt of, but Reform'
Review of Edward Pearce, Reform! The Fight for the 1832 Reform Act (Pimlico, 2004).
The double Duchess and a violently moderate man
Review of Henry Vane, Affair of State: A Biography of the 8th Duke and Duchess of Devonshire (Peter Owen, 2004).
Archives: Beveridge archives at the London School of Economics Library
The Beveridge archives at the London School of Economics Library.