Articles
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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.
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A short history of political virginity
Introduction to this special issue on the history of the Social Democratic Party.
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Biography: Edmund Burke
The career and political thought of Edmund Burke.
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A real triumph for my old friend
The occasion when The Times took at face value an imaginary interview with David Lloyd George.
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The German Liberals
Between third force and marginal force: the Free Democratic Party in German politics.
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The history of the Lib-Labs
The history of what became known as Lib-Labbery: the representation of labour interests in parliament through the Liberal Party.
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Through terror to triumph
Lloyd George’s Queen’s Hall speech of 19 September 1914.
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Crunch times for the Liberal Democrats?
Interviews with Tim Razzall and Chris Rennard.
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Richard Cobden and British Imperialism
Cobden’s critique of British imperialism.

