England Objects to the Treaty of Versailles, June 1, 1919

Journal of Liberal History

1929-1956

  • Dingle Foot, 1905-1978

    Throughout Britain, particular constituencies and cities have had a long connection with certain families – for instance, the Chamberlains in Birmingham and the Cecils in south Dorset. In Plymouth, politics has been dominated by the Foot family, principally Isaac Foot but also four of his five sons. These include Hugh (later Lord Caradon), John, and the…

  • John Maynard Keynes (Lord Keynes), 1883-1946

    Maynard Keynes was an active Liberal as well as one of the most important liberal writers of the twentieth century. He revolutionised economics, creating the case for deficit spending to stimulate employment which became the basis of government economic policy throughout the Western world for almost four decades. He helped to found the international economic…

  • Elliott Dodds, 1889-1977

    Elliott Dodds lived a life of rich variety and contrast. A southerner by birth, he became indelibly associated with the laissez-faire Liberalism of the northern counties. A journalist, whose political beliefs were breathed into every corner of the Huddersfield Examiner, he wrote extensively throughout his life on the changing relationship between individual liberty and the…

  • The heyday of Liberal internationalism

    Despite the weakness of the Liberal Party in the inter-war period, Liberal ideals remained important.

  • To hold the old flag

    Biography of Henry Haydn Jones (1863-1950), Liberal MP for Merionethshire 1910-45.