Pamphlets and publications concerning Electoral Reform
CCO 20/24/11
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
Pamphlets and publications concerning Electoral Reform
Shelfmark
CCO 20/24/11
Summary
Includes:-
Political Freedom Movement pamphlet [PFM Paper 1], 'Let us try Democracy', by Don CT Bennett, 1970
Extract from verbatim transcript of 1975 Annual Conservative Party Conference proceedings containing speech by Angus Maude on electoral reform, 08/10/1975
Hansard Society pamphlet, 'The Report of the Hansard Society Commission on Electoral Reform', June 1976 [54pp]
Cutting from the Financial Times, including article 'Some will take the medicine but none likes the taste – Industry is in two minds about the policies Mrs Thatcher is pursuing', 17/06/1980
National Campaign for Electoral Reform pamphlet, 'Question to all Tories: How does the Conservative Party give this man [picture of Tony Benn] his only real chance of power', David Faull and David Green, ND [c. 1981]
CPC pamphlet, 'Why Electoral Change? The Case for PR Examined', Sir Angus Maude and John Szemerey, Jan 1982
Memorandum, 'Why Electoral Change? The case for PR examined a bit more closely', ND [c. 1982; Author unknown]
Conservative Action for Electoral Reform pamphlet, 'Electoral Reform: A Conservative View', Miles Hudson, Jun 1982
Date
1970-1982
Language
English
Physical extent
1 file
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Collection contents
Conservative Party Archive: Conservative Central Office - Party Chairman's Office
Party Policy
Electoral Law and Reform
Pamphlets and publications concerning Electoral Reform
