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Conservative Party Publications 1943-1944

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PUB 420

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PUB 420/1 - What Should we do with the Peace? An Address by the Rt. Hon. Oliver Lyttelton, M.P., Minister of Production and Member of the War Cabinet, to the Oxford University Conservative and Unionist Association at Oxford, on November 26th, 1943., Conservative and Unionist Party Organisation, 1943 [3556, pp. 8]

PUB 420/2 - Economic and Financial Steps to World Recovery. The Government's Policy Outlined. Debate in the House of Commons, 2nd and 3rd February, 1943, Conservative and Unionist Party Organisation, Mar 1943 [pp. 24]

PUB 420/3 - Why am I a Conservative, David Stelling, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Jul 1943 [pp. 27]

PUB 420/4 - The Beveridge Report. The Government's Policy Outlined. Debate in the House of Commons, 16th, 17th and 18th February, 1943, Conservative and Unionist Party Organisation, 1943 [pp. 34]

PUB 420/5 - Educational Reconstruction. Debate on the Government's White Paper in the House of Commons 29th and 30th July, 1943., Conservative and Unionist Party Organisation, 1943 [pp. 27]

PUB 420/6 - Conservative and Unionist Members Committee. Our Political Future [pp. 8]

PUB 420/7 - Recent By-Elections and Common Wealth. Analysis of Reasons Behind the Campaign to Disrupt the Coalition [pp. 6]

PUB 420/8 - Why am I a Conservative, David Stelling, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Jul 1943 [pp. 27]

PUB 420/9 - Richard in Wonderland, William Barkley, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Feb 1944 [pp. 4]

PUB 420/10 - The Conservative Approach to World and Domestic Affairs. Mr. Anthony Eden's Speech to Bristol Conservatives and Unionists. October 7th, 1944, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Oct 1944 [3754, pp. 8]

PUB 420/11 - 'Blue Print' for Burma, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Nov 1944 [3755, pp. 18]

PUB 420/12 - Voting for Parliament, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Nov 1944 [3756, pp. 4]

PUB 420/13 - Seven Points of Conservative Policy, Oliver Lyttelton, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Nov 1944 [3757, pp. 8]

PUB 420/14 - A National Health Service. Debate on the Government's White Paper in the House of Commons 16th and 17th March, 1944 and in the House of Lords 16th and 21st March, 1944., Conservative and Unionist Party, 1944 [pp. 32]

PUB 420/15 - Common and Uncommon Wealth. Sad Story of a Party that had Lofty Aspirations, Conservative Central Office [pp. 4]

PUB 420/16 - Employment Policy. Debate on the Government's White Paper in the House of Commons 21st, 22nd and 23rd June, 1944, Conservative and Unionist Party Organisation [pp. 35]

PUB 420/17 - Social Insurance and Industrial Injury Insurance. Debates on the Government's White Papers in the House of Commons 2nd, 3rd, 8th and 9th November, 1944, Conservative and Unionist Party Organisation [pp. 32]

PUB 420/18 - When Peace Comes. A National Programme from the Standpoint of Women, Conservative Women's Reform Group [pp. 12]

PUB 420/19 - The Active Back Bench, Jul 1944 [pp. 7]