A Prime Minister on Prime MinistersWeidenfeld & Nicolson, 1977 - 334 páginas |
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... Churchill ordered the troops to detrain at Swindon . In answer to Tory criticisms in Parliament for calling off the troops he said : ' There can be no question of the military forces of the Crown intervening in a labour dispute . ' In ...
... Churchill ordered the troops to detrain at Swindon . In answer to Tory criticisms in Parliament for calling off the troops he said : ' There can be no question of the military forces of the Crown intervening in a labour dispute . ' In ...
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... Churchill had won increasing Labour support before war broke out . In 1939 , even Stafford Cripps appealed to Churchill to come out against Chamberlain . Churchill enjoyed the total loyalty of Attlee , who was the effective No. 2 ...
... Churchill had won increasing Labour support before war broke out . In 1939 , even Stafford Cripps appealed to Churchill to come out against Chamberlain . Churchill enjoyed the total loyalty of Attlee , who was the effective No. 2 ...
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... Churchill was abroad for long periods at a time - bilateral meetings with Roosevelt or Stalin , and a succession of tripartite summit conferences of the alliance . Churchill's illness in North Africa also caused a prolonged absence ...
... Churchill was abroad for long periods at a time - bilateral meetings with Roosevelt or Stalin , and a succession of tripartite summit conferences of the alliance . Churchill's illness in North Africa also caused a prolonged absence ...
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The First Prime Ministers | 8 |
Politics in Transition 18461854 | 61 |
Towards the Modern Age 18851908 | 128 |
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