Articles
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Commerce, conscience and constitutions
An examination of the motives of two Liberals who supported the Confederacy.
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‘An undoubted error, the most singular and palpable’
Gladstone and the American Civil War.
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John Stuart Mill, moral outrage and the American Civil War
Mill’s contribution to developing Liberal support for the North.
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‘The voice of reason’
John Bright and his relationship with the Union during the American Civil War.
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Letting someone else have your way
The Palmerston Ministry’s foreign policy and the American Civil War.
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The Liberal Party and the American Civil War
Introduction to this special issue of the Journal of Liberal History.
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A Liberal for All Seasons?
An examination of the political career of Percy Alport Molteno, 1861–1937 (Part 1: 1861–1914).
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Lloyd George and the Versailles Treaty
An analysis of Lloyd George’s role in the Paris peace conference.
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The Black Book and the reform of public life in early nineteenth-century Britain
An exposé of corruption which contributed to parliamentary reform, the roots of Liberalism and modern definitions of corruption and standards in public life.