Address on Lloyd George and Ireland published

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In April, Alistair Lexden prepared an address on the centenary of Lloyd George’s Government of Ireland Act 1920 for a dinner at the Reform Club, which could not take place because of the coronavirus crisis.

His address has now been published as an article in the summer issue of the Journal of Liberal History. A PDF of it is attached.

You can read the text of the address here: Lloyd George and an Anglo-Irish Centenary

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