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Lord Wallace of Saltaire

'Fascinating': Lord Wallace reviews 'The Lost Chapel of Westminster'
Books & culture
By Lord Wallace of Saltaire
"Fascinating": Lord Wallace reviews 'The Lost Chapel of Westminster'
A revealing look at how St Stephen’s Hall shaped the future Commons, this is also an all too familiar tale of restoration and renewal
Lord Wallace reviews 'Could it Happen Here?'
Books & culture
By Lord Wallace of Saltaire
Lord Wallace reviews 'Could it Happen Here?'
Lord Hennessy and Andrew Blick have produced a short but powerful exploration of whether the UK has the constitutional resilience required to resist the demands of a rogue prime minister
'Fascinating': Lord Wallace reviews 'Black Redcoats'
Books & culture
By Lord Wallace of Saltaire
'Fascinating': Lord Wallace reviews 'Black Redcoats'
Matthew Taylor has produced an engrossing study of how thousands of enslaved African-Americans fled to fight with British forces during the 1812 Anglo-American war
Presenting the case for the prosecution: Lord Wallace reviews 'How Westminster Works . . . and Why It Doesn’t'
Books & culture
By Lord Wallace of Saltaire
Presenting the case for the prosecution: Lord Wallace reviews 'How Westminster Works . . . and Why It Doesn’t'
Ian Dunt has produced a well-researched and fluently written examination of our dysfunctional political system
From one coronation to another
Social affairs
By Lord Wallace of Saltaire
From one coronation to another
Lord Wallace was a chorister at the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. He shares his memories with The House
A massive and magnificent book: Lord Wallace reviews 'The Strange Survival of Liberal Britain'
Books & culture
By Lord Wallace of Saltaire
A massive and magnificent book: Lord Wallace reviews 'The Strange Survival of Liberal Britain'
Though perhaps an overlong account, Vernon Bogdanor has delivered a refreshing take on Liberal history