Journal of Liberal History 70
Journal of Liberal History 70
Issue: 70, Spring 2011Price: £6
Contents
Liberal history news: Issue 70
Lloyd George Society weekend school; Records in Essex; Identity cards and Harry Willcock
John Stuart Mill and the Liberal Party
Analysis of the impact of the Victorian Liberal philosopher on his party.
John Stuart Mill as politician
Mill’s brief career as a Member of Parliament.
An archivist's nightmare: the papers of John Stuart Mill
The Mill-Taylor Collection at the London School of Economics.
Birmingham: birthplace of radical Liberalism
Birmingham’s Liberal heritage.
Archie and Clem
The story of the relationship between the successive Liberal leaders Sir Archibald Sinclair and Clement Davies.
John Bright: great political campaigner or something more?
Biography of the radical Liberal campaigner John Bright.
Letters to the Editor: Issue 70
Young Liberals (John Howe).
Report: The Great Reform Act of 1832 - its legacy and influence on the Coalition's reform agenda
Report of the Liberal Democrat History Group meeting held at the National Liberal Club, 24 January 2011, with Philip Salmon and Mark Pack; chair William Wallace.
A coalition is born
Review of David Laws, 22 Days in May (Biteback, 2010) and Rob Wilson, 5 Days to Power (Biteback, 2010).
Lloyd George and Wales
Review of J. Graham Jones, Lloyd George and Welsh Liberalism (National Library of Wales, 2010).