Journal of Liberal History 63
Journal of Liberal History 63
Issue: 63, Summer 2009Price: £6
Contents
Radical Action and the Liberal Party during the Second World War
The story of this influential pressure group within the Liberal Party.
David and Maggie
Diaries and correspondence files are used to examine the courtship between David Lloyd George and Margaret Owen between 1884 and their marriage in 1888.
Report: 'Taxes that will bring forth fruit' - The centenary of the People's Budget of 1909
Report of the Liberal Democrat History Group meeting at The National Liberal Club, 12 January 2009, with Kenneth O. Morgan and Vince Cable MP. Chair: Lord Wallace.
Report: Campbell-Bannerman centenary commemorations
Report on the commemorations of autumn 2008.
Report: Liberal Democrats in Europe - 21 years of success or failure?
Report of the Liberal Democrat History Group meeting at the Liberal Democrat conference, Harrogate, 6 March 2009, with William Wallace and Sarah Ludford MEP. Chair Tony Little.
Letters to the Editor: Issue 63
How long was Lloyd George an MP? (Kenneth. O. Morgan and David Williams); Sheelagh Murnaghan (Berkley Farr); CB and women’s suffrage (Sandy Waugh); Morley and Gladstone (Patrick Jackson).
Strange survival
Review of E. H. H. Green and D. M. Tanner (eds.), The Strange Survival of Liberal England (Cambridge University Press, 2007).
No end of a lesson
Review of David Marquand, Britain since 1918 (Weidenfeld & Nicholson, 2008).
'A Little Chit of a Fellow'
Review of Ian R. Grimwood, A Little Chit of a Fellow: a biography of the Right Hon. Leslie Hore-Belisha (Guild Publishing, 2006).
Richard Holme remembered
Review of Alison Holmes (ed.), A Liberal Mind in Action: Essays in Memory of Richard Holme (Matador Publications, 2008).
Gladstone 200
The Gladstone 200 Campaign at St Deiniol’s Library.