Emyr Price is a well-known figure in Welsh literary and political circles. A one-time Senior Lecturer in History at Bangor Normal College, he became Editor of the weekly publication Y Faner before moving into broadcast journalism as producer of many programmes and series for HTV including Your Century. He was educated at the University College of North Wales, Bangor and the London School of Economics.

This is a thoroughly researched and sparky manuscript that reflects the author's track record as a writer and his long engagement with the life and career of Lloyd George. It succeeds in locating him in the radical political culture of his youth - including the socialist influences on him - and evokes the political emergence of this key figure effectively. R

Emyr Price is a well-known figure in Welsh literary and political circles. A one-time Senior Lecturer in History at Bangor Normal College, he became Editor of the weekly publication Y Faner before moving into broadcast journalism as producer of many programmes and series for HTV including Your Century. He was educated at the University College of North Wales, Bangor and the London School of Economics.

This is a thoroughly researched and sparky manuscript that reflects the author's track record as a writer and his long engagement with the life and career of Lloyd George. It succeeds in locating him in the radical political culture of his youth - including the socialist influences on him - and evokes the political emergence of this key figure effectively. R

Emyr Price is a well-known figure in Welsh literary and political circles. A one-time Senior Lecturer in History at Bangor Normal College, he became Editor of the weekly publication Y Faner before moving into broadcast journalism as producer of many programmes and series for HTV including Your Century. He was educated at the University College of North Wales, Bangor and the London School of Economics.

This is a thoroughly researched and sparky manuscript that reflects the author's track record as a writer and his long engagement with the life and career of Lloyd George. It succeeds in locating him in the radical political culture of his youth - including the socialist influences on him - and evokes the political emergence of this key figure effectively. R