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Journal of Liberal History 39 Summer 2003 33 A Liberal Democrat History Group Fringe Meeting THE FALL OF THE LLOYD GEORGE COALITION The summer 2003 History Group meeting will examine the events which brought an end to the last peacetime participation by the Liberal Party in UK government – when Lloyd George’s coalition was overthrown by a revolt of backbench Conservatives in 1922. The meeting will be held jointly with the Conservative History Group.

Speakers: Margaret Macmillan (author, The Peacemakers), Andrew Thorpe (Exeter University), Stuart Ball (Leicester University), John Barnes (LSE).

6.00 p.m., Monday 14 July (note earlier start time than normal) , 1 Whitehall Place, London SW1

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