Liberal points of view, Harry Louis Nathan,Nathan - Nathan, Harry Louis Nathan, Baron; Heathcote-Williams, Harold, 1896- (London: E. Benn, 1927)
Introductory note, by Leonard Stein.--What liberalism stands for, by Gilbert Murray.--The production and distribution of wealth, by T.E. Gregory.--Liberal foreign policy, by J.A. Spender.--Unemployment, by W.T. Layton.--Liberalism and the land, by W.McG. Eagar.--Liberalism and political trade unionism, by J.S. Hodgson.--Liberalism and the problem of inheritance, by H.D. Henderson.--Liberalism and industry, by J.M. Keynes.--The free trade movement in Europe, by W.T. Layton.--Liberalism and the Empire, by Ramsay Muir.--The international outlook, by H.W. Harris.--After the Economic conference at Geneva: a postscript, by W.T. Layton.
Keywords: Liberal Party (Great Britain); Great Britain -- Politics and government -- 1910-1936.; Great Britain -- Economic conditions -- 1918-1945.