Conservative Party Publications 1882-1958

Title

Conservative Party Publications 1882-1958

Shelfmark

PUB 390

Summary

Includes:

PUB 390/1 - How Mr. Gladstone Has Fulfilled His Promises [pp.14]

PUB 390/2 - Memorandum on Egyptian Affairs [pp. 19]

PUB 390/3 - How the Separatists Obstruct [pp. 8]

PUB 390/4 - Is it Slavery? Look at these Photographs Judge for Yourselves, Conservative Central Office [pp. 16]

PUB 390/5 - Songs for Unionist Meetings, The National Unionist Association, 1923 [2183, pp. 6]

PUB 390/6 - How Foreign Countries Protect their Home Market., The National Unionist Association, 1923 [2225, pp. 16]

PUB 390/7 - Trust a Woman to Put Things Right, The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, 1931 [pp. 16]

PUB 390/8 - Aspects of Conservative Education, Douglas Boot, Mar 1936 [pp. 7]

PUB 390/9 - Chamberlain the Peacemaker, Oct 1938 [3710, pp. 8]

PUB 390/10 - Labour's Pension Plan, John Colville, National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations, Feb 1939 [3668, pp. 11]

PUB 390/11 - The National Magazine, Jun 1945 [pp. 28]

PUB 390/12 - Pie-Crust (Unrationed). Socialist Election Promises 1945, The Liberal National Organization and Conservative and Unionist Central Office [JP 1, pp. 8]

PUB 390/13 - An Outline of Imperial Policy, Conservative and Unionist Central Office, Jun 1949 [3966, pp. 12]

PUB 390/14 - The Right Road for Britain. The Conservative and Unionist Party's Statement of Policy, Conservative and Unionist Central Office, 1949 [3975, pp. 8]

PUB 390/15 - The Budget Speech of the Chancellor of the Exchequer the Rt. Hon. R. A. Butler, M.P. Delivered in the House of Commons on 11th March, 1952, 1952 [pp. 13]

PUB 390/16 - Better Pensions and Benefits, Conservative and Unionist Central Office, Dec 1954 [RD 4256, pp. 24]

PUB 390/17 - This is what we have done, Conservative and Unionist Central Office, Sep 1958 [RD 4442]

Date

1882-1958

Language

English

Physical extent

17 items