Articles
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).
Hold on, hold out; we are coming
Violet Bonham Carter’s speech after the 1920 Paisley by-election.
Value for money
The story of novelist Anthony Trollope’s campaign for Beverley in Yorkshire in 1868.
The farm workers champion
Biography of one of the first working men to be elected to Parliament, Joseph Arch (1826-1919).
Research: Issue 38
The History of Parliament project.
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.
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.
A short history of political virginity
Introduction to this special issue on the history of the Social Democratic Party.
Biography: Edmund Burke
The career and political thought of Edmund Burke.