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    This document provides an overview of sources related to the development of liberalism and the liberal welfare reforms in Britain between the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It lists numerous books and articles that cover topics like the liberal parties and ideologies, prominent liberal figures like Joseph Chamberlain, the influence of thinkers such as T.H. Green, and the relationship between liberalism and socialism. Contemporary texts by L.T. Hobhouse discussing liberalism, democracy, and reaction are also cited.

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    Peter Clarke (1971), Lancashire and the new Liberalism Peter Clarke (1978) Liberals and Social Democrats

    Stefan Collini (1979), Liberalism and sociology : L.T. Hobhouse and political argument in England, 1880-1914 H.V. Emy (1973), Liberals, Radicals and Social Politics 1892-1914 Michael Freeden (1996), Ideologies and Political Theory, pt 2: Liberalism: the dominant ideology Michael Freeden (1978), The new liberalism : an ideology of social reform Michael Freeden (1986), Liberalism Divided: a study in British political thought 1914-1939 (e-book) D.A. Hamer (1972), Liberal Politics in the Age of Gladstone and Rosebery Jose Harris (1977), William Beveridge J.R. Hay (1983 edn), The Origins of the Liberal Welfare Reforms 1906-1914 Peter T. Marsh (1994), Joseph Chamberlain: entrepreneur in politics, chs 7-9 H.C.G. Matthew (1973), The Liberal imperialists : the ideas and politics of a postGladstonian lite W. Mock (1981), The function of race in imperialist ideology: the example of Joseph Chamberlain in Paul Kennedy and Anthony Nicholls, Nationalist and racialist movements in Britain and Germany before 1914 , pp. 190-203. Melvin Richter (1964), The Politics of Conscience: T.H. Green and his age G.R. Searle (1971) The Quest for National Efficiency. G.R. Searle (1992; 2001), The Liberal Party : triumph and disintegration, 1886-1929, chs 3-6 Bernard Semmel (1968) Imperialism and Social Reform Duncan Tanner ( 1990) Political Change and the Labour Party 1900-1918, chs 1-2 Richard Toye (2008), H.G. Wells and the new Liberalism, Twentieth Century British History, 2, 8 Peter Weiler (1982) The new liberalism : liberal social theory in Great Britain 18891914 Peter Weiler (1972), The New Liberalism of L.T. Hobhouse, Victorian Studies, 16, 2, 141-67

    Contemporary texts D.A. Hamer, ed. (1971), The Radical Programme (1885) L.T. Hobhouse (1904 and various edns), Democracy and Reaction L.T. Hobhouse (1911 and various edns), Liberalism

    Week three: the socialist challenge


    General studies and background John Callaghan (1990) Socialism in Britain since 1889 .

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