David Lloyd George Av Roy Hattersley

The majority of historians have viewed Lloyd George's early career to 1896 as superficial. Based on research, the author asserts that Lloyd George had a very strong commitment to Home Rule, official status for the Welsh language and strong labour...

With a comprehensive narrative that spans more than a century, Jerry Gaw's book ranges beyond typical biography and examines how the work and theology of Alexander Campbell, a founder of the Stone-Campbell Movement in America, influenced David Lloyd...

<p>The three brothers were raised in the same household, but their stories follow surprisingly divergent paths, displaying a potpourri of styles. The characters that inhabit their imaginary worlds range from rough-hewn cowboys to women of the theater...

Published here for the first time, the diary of George Lloyd (1642¿1718) presents a richly detailed account of the everyday life of an unremarkable man during two phases of his life: his attempt, between 1675 and 1678, to establish himself as a schoolmaster...