Articles
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Liberalism and Unionist Northern Ireland
1921 – 1971: despite all the obstacles, Liberalism survived in Northern Ireland after partitition.
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Gladstone and Ireland: the legacy
1868 -1974: analysis of Gladstone’s domination of both the Liberal Party and Ireland in the latter part of the nineteenth century.
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Let us open to them the door of the House of Commons
Speech by Thomas Babington Macaulay on Jewish Disabilities (House of Commons, 17 April 1833).
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Frances Stevenson, Lloyd George and the Surrey – Sussex dimension
David Lloyd George’s and Frances Stevenson’s connections with Surrey and Sussex.
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Sir Edward Grey’s German love-child
The unusual family story of the leading Liberal statesman.
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Old heroes for a new leader (2)
Liberal Democrat leadership contenders political heroes.
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The Year of the Fox
2006 sees the bicentenary of the death of the Whig leader Charles James Fox. This article looks at how Fox is commemorated in stone.
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Norman Angell and Angellism reconsidered
Angell’s ideas as one aspect of the New Liberalism.