James Myles Hogge (19 April 1873, Edinburgh – 27 October 1928) was a Scottish liberal politician, minister in the United Free Church, and social reformer. He was a founding member of the Young Scots Society and supported the Home Rule for both Ireland and Scotland. Hogge served as Liberal MP for Edinburgh East 1912–24.
Publications in Erskine’s Periodicals
- ‘The Scottish Small Landholders Amending Bill’ [essay, ENG], Issue 74, Volume 37 (Summer 1914)
- ‘Wanted! A Royal Commission on Scottish Education’ [essay, ENG], Issue 76, Volume 37 (Winter 1914)
- ‘A Business Note on the Scottish Home Rule’ [essay, ENG], Issue 77, Volume 38 (Spring 1915)
- ‘The Paralysis of Scottish Land Reform’ [essay, ENG], Issue 79, Volume 38 (Autumn 1915)
- ‘Scottish Affairs in the Westminster Parliament and Out’ [essay, ENG], Issue 83, Volume 39 (Autumn 1916)
Resources
- ‘James Myles Hogg,’ Liberal Democrat History Group
- R. Ian Elder, ‘J. M. Hogge: Backbench Maverick,’ Journal of Liberal History 30 (Spring 2001)