J. Graham Jones
Former Head of the Welsh Political Archive at the National Library of Wales
Journal Articles (subject)
The following journal articles are about J. Graham Jones or mention them in some way:
Histories (author)
J. Graham Jones is the author of the following histories:
- Clement Davies, 1884-1962
- Lloyd George on the People’s Budget
- Sir Alfred Mond (Lord Melchett), 1868-1930
- Megan Lloyd George, 1902-1966
Journal Articles (author)
J. Graham Jones is the author of the following journal articles:
- Emlyn Hooson
- Women and Lloyd George
- The Parliamentary Archive at the House of Lords
- Newcastle University Library Special Collections
- Lord Geraint of Ponterwyd
- Liberal archives at Flintshire Record Office
- Fascinating diary entries of a Liberal junior minister in the thick of events
- All prime ministers competently surveyed in a single tome
- Churchill Archives Centre
- Richard Livsey and the politics of Brecon and Radnor
- Pioneering study of Welsh Liberals
- The economic policies and initiatives of the Liberal Party
- Authoritative new biography of ‘the goat’
- First biography of William George
- Lord Davies of Llandinam Papers
- Wales of the future
- The Grand Old Man and Dizzy re-examined
- Lloyd George and the Carnarvon Boroughs, 1890-95
- Liberal defectors identified and explored
- The ‘Land and the Nation’ and Wales
- Lloyd George archives
- Lloyd George, diplomacy and international affairs
- David and Frances: Marriage
- Walpole to Blair in retirement
- The land question explored
- Archie and Clem
- Violet and Clem
- Eight case studies of notorious political rivals
- British intellectual life, 1918-39
- Review: How the Liberal Party fared 1939-45
- Every vote for Llewelyn Williams is a vote against Lloyd George
- Champion of Liberalism
- Thomas Jones’s ‘Lloyd George’
- Dizzy and the Grand Old Man
- The two great wartime leaders
- Life with Lloyd George
- The Real Lloyd George
- New guide to political archives
- Lloyd George and Churchill
- Keeper of secrets
- Former politicians remembered
- A lost Prime Minister?
- Twentieth century politics surveyed
- Through terror to triumph
- A real triumph for my old friend
- David and Maggie
- Lloyd George and the suffragettes at Llanystumdwy
- Grimond’s rival
- The peacemonger
- Churchill, Clement Davies and the Ministry of Education
- Archive sources: National Library of Wales
- A breach in the family
- Thomas Edward Ellis
- Honiton, Dumfriesshire and the Lloyd George Fund
- The young Lloyd George and Wales
- From Walpole, 1720, to Blair, 2005
- Churchill reinterpreted
- Lloyd George
- David and Frances
- From Catherine Walpole to Cherie Blair

