10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BONAR LAW»
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In this illuminating biography of Bonar Law, the first in 40 years, the author refutes the hard-faced and shadowy image that has long represented him both as a politician and as a man.
Ralph James Q. Adams, 1999
Bonar Law was a prominent opponent of Home Rule for Ireland; he also served the shortest term of any of Britain’s 20th century Prime Ministers. In 1922 he was responsible for ending the coalition.
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Winston Churchill: A Biographical Companion
Andrew Bonar Law,the son of a Presbyterian minister of Ulster background,
James Law, was born in rural New Brunswick, Canada, on 16 September 1858.
After his mother's death in 1861, perhaps when he was six, Bonar Law went to ...
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Biographical Dictionary of British Prime Ministers
George tendered the resignation ofthe government, and George V sent in turn for
Bonar Law. He demurred until he had been confirmed as leader of the Unionist
party. A party meeting on 23 October 1922 unanimously supported his ...
Robert Eccleshall, Graham Walker, 2002
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Rebel on the Right: Henry Page Croft and the Crisis of ...
Henry Page Croft and the Crisis of British Conservatism, 1903-1914 Larry L.
Witherell. 80. Ibid. 81. Croft to Bonar Law, 30 November 1911, Bonar Law Papers
, EL/24/4/92. 82. Imperial Mission, The Imperial Mission, 14-17.
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Home Rule: An Irish History, 1800-2000
Bonar Law Papers, 24/3/57: Carson, Memorandum on Strachey Proposal, 18
November 1911. 29. Gollin, The Observer, p. 227; Peatling, British Opinion, p.
129. 30. Strachey Papers, 21/1/6: Strachey to Moore, 29 October 1910. 31.
Andrew ...
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The Integrity of Ireland: Home Rule, Nationalism, and ...
Williams and Ramsden, Ruling Britannia, 345. 70. Draft notes by Bonar Law,
undated. Balfour Papers, vol. 11, MSS 49693, ff 70. 71. Bonar Law wrote to
Lansdowne that if the government went on with Home Rule "that would be
advantageous ...
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Partners Together in This Great Enterprise
8 Bonar Law was a man who did not seek the political spotlight. In December
1916, when asked by the King to form a government, Bonar Law recommended
instead David Lloyd George, who assumed office the next day.“'9 Little has been
...
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The Parliamentary Debates (official Report).: House of Commons
Mr. BONAR LAW: The dispute is being closely watched by the Ministry of Labour.
At the present time the Engineering Employers' Federation and the trade unions
concerned are in communication with each other, and I hope that it will be found
...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1919
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Britain and World War One
triumvirate – Carson, Bonar Law and Lloyd George – resolved to confront Asquith
with the new proposals.53 Bonar Law's first approach to Asquith on 25th
November 1916 was rejected, however.54 And the rebuttal exposed Bonar Law's
own ...
Alan G. V. Simmonds, 2013
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BONAR LAW»
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Daily Telegraph May 26 1915
It was a body that included five current, former or future Prime Ministers (Asquith, Lloyd George, Balfour, Bonar Law and Churchill), five peers, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 15»
Festubert centenary marked on Skye
Andrew Bonar Law, the Unionist Party leader, drew a crowd of 5,000 in Inverness to hear his views on Irish Home Rule and Irish Partition. «West Highland Free Press, May 15»
Kirsten Powers' Profile in Courage
... Lloyd George, Bonar Law, and Edwin Montagu, economists Robert Malthus and Alfred Marshall, along with a look at “Newton, the Man.”. «American Spectator, May 15»
WWI ARGUS ARCHIVE: Thanks given for help from colonies
Mr Asquith and Mr Bonar Law attended a great patriotic demonstration held at the London Guildhall to acknowledge the services rendered by ... «South Wales Argus, May 15»
Unionists used deceitful tactics in Irish conflict
In 1913, as part of the Conservative's opposition to Home Rule in Ireland, the party's leader, Andrew Bonar Law, openly incited the British army ... «Financial Times, May 15»
Why minority government can work
Conservative Party leader Andrew Bonar Law speaking at a meeting of anti-home rule factions at Blenheim Palace in 1912. PA/PA ... «Prospect, May 15»
Like a century ago, this election may change things for decades
By the spring of 1915, with British troops facing stalemate on the Western front, Conservative leader Andrew Bonar Law's MPs were ... «Western Morning News, May 15»
I'll take the high road to London
... ministers (the Earl of Bute, Earl of Aberdeen, Gladstone, Rosebery, Balfour, Campbell- Bannerman, Bonar Law, MacDonald, Douglas-Home, ... «The Sunday Times, May 15»
There are real risks for the SNP in supporting a minority Labour …
Imagine that, in 1913 and 1914, Unionism was so central to Tory politics that Bonar Law, Scottish-Canadian leader of the Conservative Party, ... «Herald Scotland, Apr 15»
This Week in World War I, April 25-May 1, 1915
At the insistence of Bonar Law, the Conservative party leader, Churchill was relieved of his post as First Lord of the Admiralty. He was, however ... «Huffington Post, Apr 15»
