• January 1907 — Augustine Birrell succeeds Bryce as Irish Secretary. Reginald McKenna succeeds Birrell at the Board of Education.
• March 1907 — Lewis Harcourt, the First Commissioner of Public Works, enters the Cabinet.

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Political offices

Political offices
Preceded by John Vivian	Financial Secretary to the War Office 1871 – 1874	Succeeded by Frederick Stanley
Preceded by Robert Loyd-Lindsay	Financial Secretary to the War Office 1880 – 1882	Succeeded by Sir Arthur Hayter
Preceded by George Otto Trevelyan	Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty 1882 – 1884	Succeeded by Thomas Brassey
	Chief Secretary for Ireland 1884 – 1885	Succeeded by Sir William Hart Dyke
Preceded by The Viscount Cranbrook	Secretary of State for War 1886	Succeeded by William Henry Smith
Preceded by Edward Stanhope	Secretary of State for War 1892 – 1895	Succeeded by The Marquess of Lansdowne
Preceded by Sir William Harcourt	Leader of the Opposition 1899 – 1905	Succeeded by Arthur Balfour
Preceded by Arthur Balfour	Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 5 December 1905 – 3 April 1908	Succeeded by Herbert Henry Asquith
	Leader of the House of Commons 1906 – 1908
Parliament of the United Kingdom
Preceded by John Ramsay	Member of Parliament for Stirling 1868 – 1908	Succeeded by Arthur Ponsonby
Party political offices
Preceded by Sir William Harcourt	Leader of the British Liberal Party 1899 – 1908	Succeeded by Herbert Henry Asquith
Honorary titles
Preceded by George Henry Finch	Father of the House 1907 – 1908	Succeeded by John Kennaway

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External links

• Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman biography from the Liberal Democrat History Group
• More about Henry Campbell-Bannerman on the Downing Street website.

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References

1. ^ Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman at 10 Downing Street. Retrieved on 2007-01-31.
2. ^ British war memorials · paul montford. Retrieved on 2007-01-31.

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Further reading

‘Maistly Scotch’ Campbell-Bannerman and Liberal Leadership by Ewen A Cameron, Journal of Liberal History, Issue 54, Spring 2007

Campbell-Bannerman (British Prime Ministers of the 20th Century series) by Roy Hattersley, Haus publishing 2006

C. B.: Life of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman by John Wilson, Constable & St Martin's Press, 1973

Biography of Campbell-Bannerman by Tony Greaves in 'Dictionary of Liberal Biography', Politico's, 1998

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v • d • e Leaders of the Liberal Party House of Lords (1859–1916) The Earl Granville · The Earl Russell · The Earl Granville · The Earl of Kimberley · The Earl of Rosebery · The Earl of Kimberley · The Marquess of Ripon · The Marquess of Crewe House of Commons (1859–1916) The Viscount Palmerston · William Ewart Gladstone · The Marquess of Hartington · William Ewart Gladstone · Sir William Harcourt · Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman · H.H. Asquith Overall Leader (1916–1988) The Earl of Oxford & Asquith · Donald Maclean (Acting Leader) · David Lloyd George · Sir Herbert Samuel · Sir Archibald Sinclair · Clement Davies · Jo Grimond · Jeremy Thorpe · Jo Grimond · David Steel In 1988, the Party merged with the Social Democratic Party to form the Liberal Democrats, for their leaders click here.

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