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Title

Conservative Party Publications 1931

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PUB 415

Summary

Includes:

PUB 415/1 - "How the World Pays for the War", Herbert G. Williams, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Jan 1931 [3233, pp. 16]

PUB 415/2 - The Trade Disputes and Trade Union (Amendment) Bill 1930 Popularly Explained, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Jan 1931 [3235, pp. 16]

PUB 415/3 - Slave Labour. The Actual Experiences of Three Escaped Russian Prisoners. A Sworn Statement, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Jan 1931 [3241, pp. 8]

PUB 415/4 - Egypt. A Short History of Political and Military Events, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Jan 1931 [3247, pp. 52]

PUB 415/5 - How Empire Preference Encourages British Trade. Some Examples of Preferential Tariffs Granted by Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa and the Benefits to British Trade, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Feb 1931 [3254, pp. 12]

PUB 415/6 - India. An Official Statement of Conservative Policy, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Feb 1931 [3255, pp. 8]

PUB 415/7 - How to Deal with Unemployment. Mr. Baldwin States Conservative Policy. Text of Speech Broadcast from Savoy Hill on February 16th, 1931, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Mar 1931 [3264, pp. 8]

PUB 415/8 - A Voice from the Past. Some Extracts from Disraeli's Speeches and Writings Bearing on Present-Day Problems., Mar 1931 [3265, pp. 7]

PUB 415/9 - The Conservative Party and India. Mr. Stanley Baldwin's Declaration of Policy., Apr 1931 [3268, pp. 7]

PUB 415/10 - Trade and the Empire. Conservative Policy of Closer Economic Unity, Viscount Hailsham, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, May 1931 [3266, pp. 8]

PUB 415/11 - The Russian Threat. The Five Year Plan and the Menace of Russian Dumping, May 1931 [3275, pp. 35]

PUB 415/12 - Tariffs and Unemployment. [Text of Address Broadcasted on May 20th, 1931], Neville Chamberlain, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Jun 1931 [3282, pp. 10]

PUB 415/13 - Your Country in Danger. How You Can Help, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Jul 1931 [3272, pp. 16]

PUB 415/14 - India. A Re-Statement of Conservative Policy, Samuel Hoare, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Jul 1931 [3285, pp. 8]

PUB 415/15 - The Conservative Tariff Policy. Text of Address Given at Hull on July 18th, 1931, Stanley Baldwin, Aug 1931 [3291, pp. 11]

PUB 415/16 - The National Crisis. The Plain Facts of the Case, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Sep 1931 [3294, pp. 15]

PUB 415/17 - The "Free Trade" Case Exposed., Sep 1931 [3296, pp. 26]