page_title: Henry Vivian (trade unionist)
section_title: 1918–1922
hierarchical_section_title: Henry Vivian (trade unionist) / Politics / 1918–1922
caption_attribution_description: English: William Bailey Howland, Henry Harvey Vivian, George William Burleigh, and John Aikman Stewart in 1913 at the American Peace Centenary Committee
context_page_description: Henry Harvey Vivian was an English trade unionist, and Liberal Party politician and campaigner for industrial democracy and co-partnership, especially noted for his work in co-partnership housing.
context_section_description: Vivian had no wish to end his political career and was adopted as Liberal candidate for the new north London constituency of Edmonton in 1917. At the 1918 general election he faced a four-cornered contest there standing as an Independent Asquithian Liberal but was not successful. 
  He next fought Northampton at the 1922 general election again as an Independent Liberal in a three-cornered contest with a Lloyd George National Liberal and Labour. The National Liberal topped the poll and Vivian lost his deposit.
caption: William Bailey Howland; and Henry Harvey Vivian at the International Conference for the British American Peace Centenary, 1914–1915, held in New York, 5–10 May 1913
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