The Conservative Party 1918–1979

1922 Committee accepted Amery appeared Austen Chamberlain back-benchers Baldwin Balfour Beaverbrook became Bill Bonar Law Britain British politics Butler by-election campaign candidates cent Central Office certainly Chairman Chancellor Churchill Churchill's coal Coalition colleagues Committee Conservatism Conservative leader Conservative party constituencies crisis debate decision defeat defence Disraeli economic Edward Heath election electoral Enoch Powell fact favour foreign free trade Government's Hailsham Heath Home Rule House of Commons industrial Irish issue Labour Government Labour party leadership Lloyd George Lord MacDonald Macleod Macmillan majority manifesto Market Maudling ment miners Neville Chamberlain October opinion polls Opposition organisation Parliament Parliamentary party conference party's politicians position Prime Minister problem programme question R. A. Butler resigned seats Secretary seemed servative Shadow Cabinet Sir Alec situation social speech strike success Suez Suez crisis tariff reform Thatcher tion took Tory trade union Ulster unemployment Unionist victory vote wage whole