Herbert Henry Asquith
Born: 12 September 1852
Died: 15 February 1928
1st Earl of Oxford and Asquith
Liberal MP for East Fife 1886-1918, Paisley 1920-24
Leader of the Liberal Party 1908-26
Home Secretary 1892-95, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1905-08, Prime Minister 1908-16
Histories (subject)
The following histories are about Herbert Henry Asquith or mention them in some way:
Journal Articles (subject)
The following journal articles are about Herbert Henry Asquith or mention them in some way:
- The myth of New Liberalism
- A Liberal for all seasons?
- Lloyd George’s presidency of the Board of Trade
- The 1924 Labour Government and the Failure of the Whips
- A Prime Minister’s Love Affair
- John Morley’s resignation in August 1914
- The ‘Land and the Nation’ and Wales
- Lloyd George, the Liberal crisis, and the Unionist 18 Party during the First World War
- Liberal unity frustrated
- The Lloyd George land taxes
- The coalition of 1915-1916
- Letters to the Editor
- Asquith and his background
- Asquith vs. Lloyd George
- Liberal history news
- ‘Why was I born at this time…to know more dead than living people?’
- A Liberal in power
- Letters to the Editor
- Victory at Paisley
- The unofficial side
- Asquith, the third home rule bill and the Easter Rising
- Asquith
- Campbell-Bannerman and Asquith
- Asquith and the Liberal legacy
- The afterlives of former Liberal prime ministers
- Son of Asquith?
- Asquith’s obsession
- Asquith: friendship, love and betrayal
- 7 December 1916: Asquith, Lloyd George and the crisis of Liberalism
- Asquith’s return to parliament at the 1920 Paisley by-election
- Asquith and Lloyd George: common misunderstandings
Histories (author)
Herbert Henry Asquith is the author of the following histories: