Articles
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The Liberal Party and the Great War
Introduction to this special issue of the Newsletter.
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Liberalism and liberty from Gladstone to Ashdown: Continuous thread or winding stair?
In a lecture delivered at Hawarden, and in a shortened version to the LDHG meeting in July 1998, Conrad Russell outlines the perennial themes in the approach of Liberals and Liberal Democrats.
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Grimond’s rival
The life and political career of the contentious, individualistic, right-wing Liberal MP for Cardiganshire from 1945 until 1966, Captain E. Roderic Bowen MP (1913-2001).
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Hold on, hold out; we are coming
Violet Bonham Carter’s speech after the 1920 Paisley by-election.
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Value for money
The story of novelist Anthony Trollope’s campaign for Beverley in Yorkshire in 1868.
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The farm workers champion
Biography of one of the first working men to be elected to Parliament, Joseph Arch (1826-1919).
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Research: Issue 38
The History of Parliament project.
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Campaigner against slavery
The life of Sir John Harris (1874-1940), campaigner against slavery and colonial exploitation in Africa and Liberal MP for North Hackney, 1923-24.
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The British Liberal tradition
From Gladstone to young Churchill, Asquith and Lloyd George – is Blair their heir? The fourth annual Senator Keith Davey lecture delivered at Victoria University, University of Toronto, in 2000.