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Title

Conservative Party Publications 1936-1942

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PUB 419

Summary

Includes:

PUB 419/1 - Registration of Electors (England & Wales), Conservative and Unionist Central Office, Apr 1936 [pp. 27]

PUB 419/2 - Some Suggestions for Raising Funds., May 1936 [pp. 23]

PUB 419/3 - The Socialist Programme. Can it Raise the Standard of Living of our Workpeople?, W. W. Paine, Jun 1936 [3565, pp. 21]

PUB 419/4 - Great Britain and Sanctions, Jul 1936 [3570, pp. 27]

PUB 419/5 - Our Social Services, Kingsley Wood, Aug 1936 [3574, pp. 12]

PUB 419/6 - Social Credit. The Pros and Cons, Oct 1936 [3598, pp. 9]

PUB 419/7 - Agriculture. Progress under the National Government, Dec 1936 [3604, pp. 44]

PUB 419/8 - Social Services their Scope, Purpose and Cost, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, May 1937 [3618, pp. 50]

PUB 419/9 - A Tribute to a Great Leader. Speeches at the Presentation Made to the Earl Baldwin of Bewdley at a Meeting of the Central Council of the National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, June 24th, 1937., Jul 1937 [3627, pp. 7]

PUB 419/10 - The Modern State Series. No. 1. Our Educational System its Growth and Development, Sep 1937 [3628, pp. 18]

PUB 419/11 - The Modern State Series. No. 2. Elementary Principles of Political Economy, Herbert G. Williams, Nov 1937 [3650, pp. 43]

PUB 419/12 - The Modern State Series. No. 3. What is Socialism?, Herbert G. Williams, Nov 1937 [3651, pp. 27]

PUB 419/13 - The Story of Ashridge. The Bonar Law Memorial College, Arthur Bryant, 1937 [pp. 23]

PUB 419/14 - A Policy of Destruction. The Aims and Methods of the Communist Party, Apr 1938 [3674, pp. 14]

PUB 419/15 - The Pursuit of Peace. Mr. Neville Chamberlain's Declaration of Foreign Policy, Apr 1938 [3679, pp. 12]

PUB 419/16 - The Finances of a Constituency Association, May 1938 [3684, pp. 16]

PUB 419/17 - Why you should not be a Socialist. A Short Reply to Mr. John Strachey, W. W. Paine, Sep 1938 [3694, pp. 16]

PUB 419/18 - How Peace was Saved. The Story of the Great Crisis, 1938 [3709, pp. 24]

PUB 419/19 - Over the Tea-cups. A One-Act Sketch, Sylvia Crawley, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Dec 1938 [3724, pp. 16]

PUB 419/20 - Food Prices. The Facts, 1938 [pp. 41]

PUB 419/21 - War or Peace over Czechoslovakia (Speech in the House of Commons, October 5, 1938), John Simon, Liberal National Organization [1005, pp. 16]

PUB 419/22 - The Prime Minister's Great Speech, Neville Chamberlain [3732, pp. 14]

PUB 419/23 - Post-War Conservative Policy, The Marquess of Salisbury, c. 1942 [pp. 14]