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Lloyd George Biography in Cartoons
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Archive of talks at the weekend school of 2004
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Booking form for 2020 weekend school - no accommodation required
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Booking form for 2020 weekend school - staying Friday 14 and Saturday 15 February
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Booking form for 2020 weekend school - staying Saturday 15 February only
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Clement Davies presentation - slides
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Clement Davies; Triumph and Tragedy. A personal Portrait of the former Liberal Leader
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Khaki election address
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Latest newsletter from the Welsh Political Archive
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Lloyd George and the National Library of Wales
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Museum celebration poster
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Museum lecture poster
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Programme for the 2019 weekend school - downloadable
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Programme for the Lloyd George Society weekend school 17-18 February 2018
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Programme for the Society weekend school, February 2020
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The Coalition and the Economy
281.44 KiB archiveProfessor Brian Morgan of the University of Wales Institute Cardiff was one of our guest speakers at the Society weekend school in February 2011. Brian Morgan is Professor of Entrepreneurship, and Director, Creative Leadership and Enterprise at UWIC. His earliest research was on Maynard Keynes and the Keynesian - Monetarist debate and he then went on to research the contributions of Nobel Laureates, Sir John Hicks and Milton Friedman to economic issues. After a spell at an Australian University he returned to London to become a Senior Economic Adviser in Whitehall, before moving to Wales to take up the post of Chief Economist for the Welsh Development Agency. So we were delighted when Professor Morgan agreed to talk to the society about the state of the UK economy and the performance of the Coalition government in managing the national finances.
Here are the slides which Professor Morgan used to illustrate his talk - a presentation which cut through the jargon and made clear aspects of the economy which lay people have often found hard to fathom.
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Thomas Jones' obituary of David Lloyd George
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Tribute to an absent friend
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Welsh Liberal MPs elected in 1906
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