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9 de jul. de 2018 · Jo Grimond. Born 29th July 1913 - Died 24th October 1993. Baron Grimond of Firth. Liberal MP for Orkney & Shetland 1950-83. Liberal Chief Whip 1950-56, Leader of the Liberal Party 1956-67, May-July 1976.
Grimond demands our attention not for his political achievements but for his political philosophy. In a long series of books and pamphlets, he articulated a generous, pragmatic, civic liberalism that is at odds with Labour's post-war economic statism and with Thatcher's market fundamentalism - but feels fresh in 2012.
28 de ene. de 2005 · Jo Grimond, leader of the Liberal Party from 1956 - 1967, was a key player in British politics for over four decades. On his death in 1993, Paddy Ashdown paid tribute to Grimond as a "lion of the liberal cause". His numerous writings and his ten-year leadership of the Liberal party established him as one of the most influential figures in its history.
Grimond, Joseph ( ‘Jo’ Grimond) (1913–93). Liberal leader. Born in St Andrews, son of a Dundee jute manufacturer, Grimond went to Eton and Balliol, and was called to the bar in 1937. His marriage the following year to Laura Bonham-Carter, a granddaughter of H. H. Source for information on Grimond, Joseph: The Oxford Companion to British History dictionary.
The revival of British Liberalism since Jo Grimond became Leader of the Liberal Party in November 1956 has in itself revealed a broad continuity of Liberal values, ideas, and principles stretching back not just to the nineteenth century but even, as Conrad Russell pointed out, to the seventeenth-century conflict between Crown and Parliament.
Grimond, Jo (Joseph), Baron (1913–93) British politician, Liberal Party leader (1956–67). Grimond became a member of Parliament in 1950. He modernized the Liberal Party and proposed a political realignment, which captured new supporters. Source for information on Grimond, Jo (Joseph), Baron: World Encyclopedia dictionary.
