Journal Articles (subject)

The following journal articles are about David Dutton or mention them in some way:

• Why bother with the Liberals again?
• Nobody believed he believed
• Elegant and concise
• Review: A neglected party

Histories (author)

David Dutton is the author of the following histories:

• Liberal Governments of 1905-15
• Sir John Simon (Viscount Simon), 1873-1954

Journal Articles (author)

David Dutton is the author of the following journal articles:

• Inside Asquith’s cabinet
• A party divided
• Politicians who mattered
• The National Liberal Party
• A Lifelong Espousal of Liberal Values
• Law and politics
• The Odd Couple
• Comparing coalitions
• Edward Grey reassessed
• A Liberal for all seasons?
• E. D. Simon: Intellectual in politics
• A Liberal for All Seasons?
• A Liberal without a Home: the Later Career of Leslie Hore-Belisha
• The strange case of Edward Hemmerde
• Liberalism and the National Government, 1931-40
• Liberal National leader
• The 1936 Preston by-election
• Re-establishing the faith
• The wonderful wizard as was
• ‘A nasty, deplorable little incident in our political life’
• Scapegoat for Liberalism?
• Walter Runciman and the decline of the Liberal Party
• The view from Downing Street
• The Glyndwr manuscripts
• Tony Benn’s father
• Liberalism’s Radical Lord Chancellor
• Sir Walter Runciman and the Runciman papers at Elshieshields Tower
• Margot in wartime
• Liberal civil war: Denbigh, Oldham and the 1935 election
• The 1906 landslide: the legacy
• William Lygon
• Lord Rea
• A life-long espousal of Liberal values
• The most complex character
• One Liberal’s war
• Holding the balance
• Sir Frank Medlicott (1903-72)
• Liberalism reunited: the Huddersfield experience 1945-47
• Liberals in 1906: flourishing or doomed?

Events (speaker)

David Dutton was a featured speaker at the following events:

• Riding the tiger – the Liberal experience of coalition governments
• Salad days: merger twenty years on
• Exchange goods not bombs
• Dancing the Charleston Again – Liberal/Labour relations 1918-31