Journal of Liberal History 74

Liberal history news: issue 74

Orpington celebrated; Now hear what Liberal Democrats really thought.

Not playing games

The Young Liberals and anti-apartheid campaigns, 1968-70.

Discovering Kincardineshire's Liberal history

An article in our ‘Liberal Heritage’ series, in which well-known Liberal Democrats explore the Liberal history of their native town.

Joyce Cary - Liberal traditions

A celebration of the work of the English novelist Joyce Cary, and its roots in Liberal ideas.

Letters to the Editor: Issue 74

The 2010 election and the coalition (Michael Meadowcroft); Pat Collins (Lionel King); Punch and cartoons (Andy Connell); Henry George the socialist (Sandy Waugh).

Norman Angell and Angellism reconsidered

Angell’s ideas as one aspect of the New Liberalism.

David and Frances: Marriage

An examination of the build-up to the marriage of David Lloyd George and Frances Stevenson in 1943.

Liberal history quiz 2011 – answers

The answers (questions in Journal 73).

Whatever happened to 'Orpington Man'?

Report of a Liberal Democrat History Group meeting at the National Liberal Club, 23 January 2012, with Dr Mark Egan and Professor Dennis Kavanagh. Chair, Duncan Brack.

In further search of 'Orpington Man'

A response to the report on the Liberal Democrat History Group meeting about ‘Orpington Man’.

Portrait of a Liberal stalwart

Review of Matt Cole, Richard Wainwright, the Liberals and Liberal Democrats (Manchester University Press, 2011).

Labour's right wing

Review of Stephen Meredith, Labours Old and New: The Parliamentary Right of the British Labour Party 1970-79 and the Roots of New Labour (Manchester University Press, 2008).

Political theory and political thought

Review of Duncan Kelly, The Propriety of Liberty: Persons, Passions and Judgement in Modern Political Thought (Princeton University Press, 2010).

Judy's story

Review of Judy Steel, Tales from the Tap End (Birlinn, 2010).

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