Conservative Party Publications 1900-1901
PUB 512
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Title
Conservative Party Publications 1900-1901
Shelfmark
PUB 512
Summary
Includes:
PUB 512/1 - The South African Question. Opinions of Ministers of Religion., Conservative Publication Department, Apr 1900 [95, pp. 12]
PUB 512/2 - The Unionist Government, 1896-1900., Conservative Publication Department, Aug 1900 [11, pp. 8]
PUB 512/3 - Lessons of the War. Royal United Service Institution. Special Address by Colonel Sir Howard Vincent, K.C.M.G., C.B., M.P., Commanding The Queen's Westminster Volunteers. "Personal Observation and Impressions of The Forces and Military Establishments in South Africa." [pp. 36]
PUB 512/4 - The Votes of Liberal Members. An Analysis of 150 of the Principal Divisions in the House of Commons, 1895-1900., Conservative Central Office, 1900 [pp. 131]
PUB 512/5 - "Five Years' Work." A Review of the Legislation and Administration of the Conservative and Unionist Government under Lord Salisbury, 1895-1900., Conservative Central Office [pp. 87]
Date
1900-1901
Language
English
Physical extent
5 items
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Collection contents
Conservative Central Office and National Union pamphlets and publications
Main, chronological sequence
Conservative Party Publications 1900-1901
