Conservative Party Publications 1918-1923

Title

Conservative Party Publications 1918-1923

Shelfmark

PUB 401

Summary

Includes:

PUB 401/1 - What Bolshevist Socialism has done for Russia it would like to do for you. Every Voter Man and Woman should Read and Re-read Every Word of this Circular, The National Unionist Association, 1918 [1846, pp. 8]

PUB 401/2 - Life under Lenin and Trotsky, H. V. Keeling, 1919 [1913, pp. 12]

PUB 401/3 - Bolshevism in Russia or Revolutionary Socialism in Practice: Extracts from Reports to British Foreign Office on Bolshevism in Russia, with Preface. [From Parliamentary Paper, Cmd. 8 or 1919]., The National Unionist Association [pp. 66]

PUB 401/4 - Labour Committee National Unionist Association Annual Conference Southport 6th March, 1920, 1920 [1976, pp. 16]

PUB 401/5 - The Handy Guide to the Library and Information department, National Unionist Association., National Unionist Association, May, 1921 [pp. 8, photocopy]

PUB 401/6 - "Squander-mania" Charges Answered., A. Bonar Law, 1921 [2002]

PUB 401/7 - What we Spend., 1921 [2004, pp. 8]

PUB 401/8 - The Women's Unionist Organization of the National Unionist Association. What it is. What it has done. What it hopes to do., 1921 [2009]

PUB 401/9 - What is Socialism?, Herbert G. Williams, The National Unionist Association, 1921 [2012, pp. 16]

PUB 401/10 - Raiding the "Haves" but will the Workers Gain?, 1921 [2014]

PUB 401/11 - Keep Liberty Through Unity., A. Chamberlain, 1921 [2017]

PUB 401/12 - Second Chamber Reform: the Safeguard for the People., 1921 [2020, pp. 33]

PUB 401/13 - Elementary Principles of Political Economy, Herbert G. Williams, The National Unionist Association, 1921 [2027, pp. 24]

PUB 401/14 - The Government's Home Programme and its Fulfilment. A Record of Work. 1918-1921, 1921 [2029, pp. 16]

PUB 401/15 - Peace the World's Need. Speech by the Rt. Hon. Austen Chamberlain, M.P., at Liverpool on November 17, 1921., 1921 [2034, pp. 11]

PUB 401/16 - The Unionist Party and Future Policy. Speeches by the Rt. Hon. Austen Chamberlain, M.P., at Oxford, on March 3, 1922, and the Rt. Hon. Sir Arthur Balfour, K.G., M.P., at the City Carlton Club, London, on March 7, 1922., 1922 [2042, pp. 15]

PUB 401/17 - The Geddes Axe and the Government Swing. A Summary of the Reports of the Geddes Committee, together with a Record of the Action Taken by the Government on the Committee's Suggestions., The National Unionist Association, 1922 [2047, pp. 36]

PUB 401/18 - Sound Government: The Prime Minister's Policy. Speech by the Right Hon. A. Bonar Law, at Glasgow, on October 26, 1922., 1922 [2099, pp. 18]

PUB 401/19 - Employment, Trade, and Empire Development: The Prime Minister's Policy. Speeches by Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, M.P. at Plymouth, Swansea, and Manchester., The National Unionist Association, 1923 [2195, pp. 36]

PUB 401/20 - Questions for Free Traders, The National Unionist Association, 1923 [2285, pp. 15]

PUB 401/21 - Questions for Socialists, The National Unionist Association, 1923 [2286, pp. 12]

PUB 401/22 - The McKenna Tariff: How it Helps Employment, The National Unionist Association, 1923 [2287, pp. 11]

PUB 401/23 - Hecklers Answered: Some Suggested Replies, The National Unionist Association, 1923 [2288, pp. 35]

PUB 401/24 - Unemployment. A Speech by Rt. Hon. Sir Philip Lloyd-Greame K.B.E., M.C. The President of the Board of Trade in the House of Commons on November 15th 1923, The National Unionist Association, 1923 [2293, pp. 12]

PUB 401/25 - Women's Unionist Organization. An Address by Vice-Admiral Sir Reginald Hall, K.C.M.G, C.B., at the Caxton Hall, Westminster, S.W., on November 13th, 1923., The National Unionist Association, 1923 [pp. 8]

Date

1918-1923

Language

English

Physical extent

25 items