Journal of Liberal History 58
Journal of Liberal History 58
Issue: 58, Spring 2008Price: £6
Contents
James Wood: East Down's Liberal MP
The life and political career of James Wood, victor of the East Down by-election in February 1902.
William Digby and the Indian Question
The first secretary of the National Liberal Club was also a radical political organiser and agitator for India. Examination of his activities.
Letters to the Editor: Issue 58
The greatest Liberal? (Roy Douglas); Lloyd George and Hitler (Vernon Bogdanor).
Thomas Jones's 'Lloyd George'
The story of the writing of one of the best single-volume biographies of Lloyd George.
A statue for Lloyd George
Lloyd George’s statue unveiled in Parliament Square.
Liberals and local government in London since the 1970s
Report of meeting of 4 February 2008, with Cllr Sir David Williams and Mike Tuffrey GLA.
Dizzy and the Grand Old Man
Review of Richard Aldous, The Lion and the Unicorn: Gladstone vs Disraeli (Hutchinson, 2006).
Governing Scotland
Review of David Torrance, The Scottish Secretaries (Birlinn, 2006).
Man of contradictions
Review of Arthur H. Cash, John Wilkes, The Scandalous Father of Civil Liberty (Yale University Press, 2006).
The two great wartime leaders
Review of Richard Toye, Lloyd George and Churchill: Rivals for Greatness (Macmillan, 2007).
Liberalism in Germany and the Netherlands
Review of Patrick van Schie and Gerrit Voerman (eds.), The Dividing Line Between Success and Failure: a Comparison of Liberalism in the Netherlands and Germany in the 19th and 20th Centuries (Lit Verlag, 2006).