The Liberals, the War, and the Franchise

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• The Reform Act of 1918 – the Advent of Democracy

  Open Access•Stuart Ball•Parliamentary History•2018

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• Liberalism in Devon and Cornwall, 1910–1931

  Open Access•Matt Dawson, Michael Dawson•The Historical Journal•1995

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• Glasgow socialism

  Alastair Reid, Alastair J Reid•Social History•1986

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• Send a Soldier to Parliament”

  Open Access•Matthew Johnson•Journal of British Studies•2023

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• Money and the real impact of the Fourth Reform Act

  Open Access•Matt Dawson, Michael Dawson•The Historical Journal•1992

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• Resisting Labour

  Open Access•Jim Smyth, JAMES J SMYTH•The Historical Journal•2003

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• High and Low Politics in Modern Britain

  Open Access•J Parry, J P Parry•The Historical Journal•1986

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• The Liberal War Committee and the Liberal Advocacy of Conscription in Britain, 1914–1916

  Open Access•Matthew Johnson•The Historical Journal•2008

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• Lloyd George and the Electoral Decline of the British Liberal Party in the 1920s

  Open Access•Luke Blaxill, Taym Saleh•The Historical Journal•2020

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• New Parties in Britain

  Open Access•Hugh Berrington•International Political Science…•1985

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• Institutional Obstacles to Partisan Mobilization? Another Look at the ‘Franchise Factor’ in British Party Development

  Open Access•K D Wald•European Journal of Political…•1984

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• Slums and the Vote, 1867-90

  Open Access•John Davis, John R Davis et al.•Historical Research•1991

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• The Parliamentary Electoral System, the 'Fourth' Reform Act and the Rise of Labour in England and Wales

  Open Access•Duncan Tanner•Historical Research•1983

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