Geoffrey Sell
College lecturer and member of the Liberal Democrat History Group executive
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Jo Grimond (Lord Grimond), 1913-1993
Regarded by many contemporary Liberals as their spiritual leader and mentor, Jo Grimond was a figure of great magnetism and intellectual originality. He was once described as a politician on whom the gods smile, and inspired a rare degree of public affection. Within the Liberal Party, neither of his successors, Jeremy Thorpe nor David Steel enjoyed the […]
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The forgotten leader
Review of Alan Wyburn-Powell, Clement Davies: Liberal Leader (Politico's, 2003).
A perfect balance
Review of Jo and Laura Grimond, A Selection of Memories and Photographs 1945-1994 (Orkney Liberal Democrats, 2000).
‘A sad business’
Examination of Clement Davies’ resignation from the leadership in 1956.
Scottish devolution: the Grimond years
After 300 years, Scotland is to have a Parliament again. This article examines the role of Jo Grimond in the story of Scottish devolution.
Jo Grimond’s leadership of the Liberal Party
‘The personification and the hope of postwar Liberalism.’ The record of Jo Grimond.
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