Joseph Chamberlain
Born: 08 July 1836
Died: 02 July 1914
Liberal MP for Birmingham 1876-85, Birmingham West 1885-1914 (Liberal Unionist from 1886)
President of the National Liberal Federation 1877-c1880
President of the Board of Trade 1880-85, President of the Local Government Board 1886, Secretary of State for the Colonies 1895-1903
Histories (subject)
The following histories are about Joseph Chamberlain or mention them in some way:
- Joseph Chamberlain and Municipal Liberalism
- Chamberlain’s Radical Programme
- Joseph Chamberlain, 1836-1914
Journal Articles (subject)
The following journal articles are about Joseph Chamberlain or mention them in some way:
- A Liberal for All Seasons?
- Birmingham, the ‘Caucus’ and the 1868 general election
- The ‘Mangold’s Champion’
- Chamberlain’s machine
- The struggle for political representation
- ‘True to his principles’?
- The strange death of Liberal Birmingham
- A distinction without a difference?
- Birmingham: birthplace of radical Liberalism
- The ‘European mind’ of late Victorian Liberalism
- Radical Joe and Chocolate George
- Saint or devil?
- The man who made the weather: Joseph Chamberlain – imperial standard bearer, national leader, local icon
- Report: Joseph Chamberlain and the Unauthorised Programme
- Report: public services or state services? – the Liberal legacy
- A real drag
Events (subject)
The following events had Joseph Chamberlain as their subject or discussed them in some way:
Histories (author)
Joseph Chamberlain is the author of the following histories: