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Conservative Party Publications 1907-1910, 1907-1910

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  1. PUB 397/1 - The Speech Delivered by the Right Hon. Arthur J. Balfour, M.P., in Birmingham, on November 14th, 1907, in Connection with the Forty-Second Annual Conference of the National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1907 [687, pp. 11]
  2. PUB 397/2 - What and Whom they have done: Two Years of Liberal Infliction. How they have "Done" the Taxpayer., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1908 [718, pp. 16]
  3. PUB 397/3 - The Unionist Position in Educational Politics. (Revised Jan. 29th, 1909), The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1909 [738, pp. 24]
  4. PUB 397/4 - The Coming of Fiscal Reform: Speech of Mr. A. J. Balfour, M.P., at the Constitutional Club., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1909 [779, pp. 12]
  5. PUB 397/5 - Mr. A. J. Balfour, M.P., on the Budget. Socialism v. Tariff Reform., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1909 [863, pp. 16]
  6. PUB 397/6 - The Position of Agricultural Land in England Under the Land Taxes Sought to be Imposed by the Finance Bill, 1909, as it was Read a Third Time in the House of Commons. Bill 350., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1909 [884, pp. 8]
  7. PUB 397/7 - The Budget, 1909. Speech Delivered by Lord Curzon of Kedelston, in the Debate on the Second Reading of the Finance Bill, in the House of Lords, November 30, 1909., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1909 [1071, pp. 16]
  8. PUB 397/8 - Let those who have Savings Read this, The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1909 [1073, pp. 8]
  9. PUB 397/9 - Was the Commercial Prosperity which Followed the Adoption of Free Trade by Great Britain Really Due to Free Trade, or was it Due to Other Causes?, W. H. Cortlandt Mahon, The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1910 [1232, pp. 8]
  10. PUB 397/10 - Tariff Reform and Facts of Finance. City Expert's View., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1910 [1268, pp. 7]
  11. PUB 397/11 - A Self-Sustaining Empire. Its Value to Gt. Britain., 1910 [1335, pp. 12]
  12. PUB 397/12 - Cotton and Tariff Reform, The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1910 [1355, pp. 23]
  13. PUB 397/13 - Woollens and Tariff Reform, The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1910 [1357, pp. 29]
  14. PUB 397/14 - How to Canvass for the Unionist., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1910 [1377, pp. 24]
  15. PUB 397/15 - The Policy of the Unionist Party: A Speech Delivered by the Right Hon. Arthur J. Balfour, M.P. at Nottingham, on November 17, 1910 to the Forty-fourth Annual Conference of the National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1910 [1398, pp. 15]
  16. PUB 397/16 - Tariff Reform and the Cotton Trade. Speech by Mr. A. Bonar Law, M.P., at Manchester, on November 8th, 1910., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1910 [1425, pp. 12]
  17. PUB 397/17 - Tariff Reform and the Referendum: Speech by the Rt. Hon. A. J. Balfour at the Royal Albert Hall, London, November 29th, 1910. "Trust the People." A Challenge to the Single-Chamber Men., The National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, 1910 [1437, pp. 8]

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  • Creation: 1907-1910

Extent

17 items

Language of Materials

  • English

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PUB 397

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