Jonathan Parry is Professor Emeritus of Modern British History at the University of Cambridge. He is a Fellow of Pembroke College. He has published three books and many articles on British Liberalism in the nineteenth century, as well as a number of essays about Benjamin Disraeli.

Masterfully done: erudite, informative, and enlightening... If one wants to get an overview of partisan Liberalism from Catholic Emancipation to Brexit, one cannot do better.

• Preface IntroductionPart I 1830–19141. Liberalism and the constitution 2. The Liberal state and the liberal world 3. A pluralist politics? Religion, locality, Ireland and empire Part II Since 19144. A centre party in a two-party system 5. Modern Liberalism and power: devolution, liberties and Europe Conclusion Chronology Further reading Bibliography Index

Jonathan Parry is Professor Emeritus of Modern British History at the University of Cambridge. He is a Fellow of Pembroke College. He has published three books and many articles on British Liberalism in the nineteenth century, as well as a number of essays about Benjamin Disraeli.

Masterfully done: erudite, informative, and enlightening... If one wants to get an overview of partisan Liberalism from Catholic Emancipation to Brexit, one cannot do better.

• Preface IntroductionPart I 1830–19141. Liberalism and the constitution 2. The Liberal state and the liberal world 3. A pluralist politics? Religion, locality, Ireland and empire Part II Since 19144. A centre party in a two-party system 5. Modern Liberalism and power: devolution, liberties and Europe Conclusion Chronology Further reading Bibliography Index

Jonathan Parry is Professor Emeritus of Modern British History at the University of Cambridge. He is a Fellow of Pembroke College. He has published three books and many articles on British Liberalism in the nineteenth century, as well as a number of essays about Benjamin Disraeli.

Masterfully done: erudite, informative, and enlightening... If one wants to get an overview of partisan Liberalism from Catholic Emancipation to Brexit, one cannot do better.

• Preface IntroductionPart I 1830–19141. Liberalism and the constitution 2. The Liberal state and the liberal world 3. A pluralist politics? Religion, locality, Ireland and empire Part II Since 19144. A centre party in a two-party system 5. Modern Liberalism and power: devolution, liberties and Europe Conclusion Chronology Further reading Bibliography Index