1910-1929
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The Liberal Party, the Labour Party and the First World War
An examination of why the Liberals suffered and Labour prospered.
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The long shadow of war
Sir Edward Grey and Liberal foreign policy before 1914.
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Did the Great War really kill the Liberal Party?
An analysis of the impact of the war on the Liberal Party.
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A history of by-elections
Review of T. G. Otte and Paul Readman (eds.), By-elections in British politics 1832–1914 (Boydell, 2013).
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The Liberal–Tory coalition of 1915
Report of the History Group evening meeting, 26 January 2015, with Ian Packer and Nigel Keohane; chair: Raymond Asquith (Earl of Oxford and Asquith and great-grandson of Herbert Asquith).
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A conspiracy of silence?
Lloyd George and Basil Zaharoff.
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Friends and allies
Review of Ian Hunter (ed.), Winston and Archie: The Letters of Sir Archibald Sinclair and Winston S. Churchill (Politico’s, 2005).
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An inept and flawed peace
Review of Margaret MacMillan, Peacemakers: The Paris Conference of 1919 and Its Attempt to End War (John Murray, 2003).
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A Leader without a party
Review of John Grigg, Lloyd George: War Leader (Allen Lane, The Penguin Press, 2002).