The story of the influence of Scottish young Liberals before and after the Great War.

Speech by Thomas Babington Macaulay on Jewish Disabilities (House of Commons, 17 April 1833).

The life of Ivor Davies (1915-1986), who would have been the Liberal candidate at the Oxford by-election in 1938.

1782 – 1801: the critical period in Irish and British history during which many of the seeds of the present troubles were sown.

1829 – 1852: despite the Whig leader Lord John Russell’s efforts to work for justice to Ireland, his policies ended mainly in failure.

1868 -1974: analysis of Gladstone’s domination of both the Liberal Party and Ireland in the latter part of the nineteenth century.

1910 – 1916: the Liberal Government came close to granting Ireland Home Rule in 1914. This article examines why it failed and what happened after.