2006 - 31

Articles in this issue

Editorial

Pages: 2 - 2

The Passing Scene...

Pages: 2 - 4

North West Labour History Group News

Pages: 5 - 5

One of the most vivid and indeed genuinely witty works of history ever written: The Strange Death of Liberal England

Pages: 7 - 11

Liverpool dockworkers during the First World War

Pages: 12 - 15

Davitt remembered: celebrating his life, 1846-1906, in his centenary year

Pages: 16 - 17

Opening up the people's past to the people

Pages: 18 - 19

Merseyside Labour: influences on the electoral performance of the Labour Party on Merseyside, 1918-1939

Pages: 20 - 31

John B Smethurst: a celebration

Pages: 33 - 33

Ermen and Engels

Pages: 34 - 36

John B Smethurst and the North West Labour History Group

Pages: 37 - 37

Friends of Manchester Centre for Regional History

Pages: 37 - 37

Radical tourism

Pages: 38 - 39

Liverpool working-class women and World War Two: an oral history

Pages: 40 - 47

Preserving the past for the future

Pages: 48 - 48

With panache and probity: an evaluation of Barry Williams' role in the progressive movement

Pages: 49 - 53

Edmund Frow: centenary

Pages: 54 - 54

News from The Working Class Movement Library

Pages: 55 - 55

Bittersweet pensioner stories

Pages: 56 - 59

The litigious consequences of Mr Cube

Pages: 60 - 64

Joseph Williamson: the Mole of Edge Hill

Pages: 65 - 66

Bolton Socialist Club's centenary at Wood Street

Pages: 66 - 66

Reviews

Pages: 67 - 72