Labour Party Conference Report

Autorenkollektiv Herausgeber: Transport House, London: The Labour Party Forty-Second Annual Report London, 1943, Selbstverlag , 1943 ; 1. Ed.
Report of the 42nd (Forty - second) Annual Conference held in The Central Hall, Westminster S. W. I - June 14th to 18th, 1943; London 1943; The Labour Party Transport House (South Block), Smith Square, London, S.W.I; The Labour Party - National Executive Committee, 1943-44; Chairman: Mr. George Ridley, M.P.; Vice-Chairman: Miss Ellen Wilkinson, M.P.; Treasurer: Rt. Hon. Arthur Greenwood, M.P.; Leader of the Parliamentary Party: Rt. Hon. C. R. Attlee, M.P.; Contents: Report of the National Executive Committee 1942 - 1943; National Counsil of Labour; Women's Department - Organisation of Women; International Department; Research Department; Press and Publicity Department; Party Finance; The Labour Party - Statement of Accounts for the Year Ended December 31st, 1942; Parliamentary Report - Session 1942- 43; Trade Unions; Socialist Societies, etc.; Co-Operative Society; Federations of Labour Parties; Constituency and Central Labour Parties, Labour Members, Labour Candidates, Secretaries, Delegates, and Party Agents; The Labour Party - Report of Annual Conference; Appendix I - The Constitution and Standing Orders of the Labour Party; Conference Decisions and Pronouncements; Appendix II - By-Election Insurance Fund; Appendix III - National Counsil of Labour; Appendix IV - The Labour Party and the Communist Party; Appendix V - Constitution and Rules of the Communist International; Appendix VI - Trade Union Candidatures; Index; Zitat aus der Rede von Rt. Hon. Herbert Morrison, M. P. (National Executive) S. 125:"The Report goes on to stress the importance of the fact that the Axis powers shall not only be defeated but that they shall be disarmed and that a recrudescence of German militarism shall become impossible. This is vital to victory in this war. It must be made impossible for Germany to get up to the tricks again that she has been getting upt to in recent years, leading up, on her responsibility and practically nobody else's responsibility, to the launching of this world war, which is a great curse to us all." Zitat aus dem amendment von Mr. Lincoln Evans (British Iron, Steel and Kindred Trades Association) S. 185:"... and deplores the attempts being made in certain quarters to construe these views as implying a policy of race hatred and extermination of the German people. The Conference recognises that there are Germans who are opposed to the policy of their Government, but believes that these Germans are in a very small minority, and that the Nazi government would not have remained in power or been able to conduct a total war but for the support it received from the overwhelming mass of the German people..."; Einband berieben und stockfleckig, kleiner Riss am Rücken, Ecken geknickt; einige wenige Unterstreichungen, Seiten sonst gut

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Autorenkollektiv Herausgeber: Transport House, London: The Labour Party Report of the 40th Annual Conference London, 1941, Selbstverlag , 1941 ; 1. Ed.
Report of the 40th (Fortieth) Annual Conference held in The Central Hall, Westminster S. W. I - June 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, 1941; The Labour Party Transport House (South Block), Smith Square, London, S.W.I; The Labour Party - National Executive Committee, 1941-42; Chairman: Mr. W. H. Green, M.P.; Vice-Chairman: Mr. A. J. Dobbs; Treasurer: Mr. George Lathan, M.P.; Leader of the Parliamentary Party: Rt. Hon. C. R. Attlee, M.P.; Contents: Report of the National Executive Committee 1940 - 1941; National Counsil of Labour; International Department; Party Policy; Research Department; Press and Publicity Department; Party Finance; The Labour Party - Statement of Accounts for the Year Ended December 31st, 1940; Parliamentary Report - Session 1940- 41; The Labour Party - Report of Annual Conference; Appendix I - The Constitution and Standing Orders of the Labour Party; Appendix II - National Council of Labour; Appendix III - Trade Disputes and Trade Unions Act, 1927; Appendix IV - Familily Allowances; Addendum; Appendix V - National Council of Labour; Index; Fadenheftung; beide Deckel lose, mit Tesa angeklebt; etwas Mausbiss am Rücken unten; gesamter Block an der oberen Außenecke Kaffee (?)- Fleck; Seiten im übrigen gut und sauber E

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Raina, Peter: House of Lords reform. A history. 2 volumes. Book One: The originins to 1911. Book Two: 1911-1937. Frankfurt, M. : Lang, 2011. ISBN: 9783034301206
Gebraucht, aber gut erhalten. - VOLUME 1: The Evolution of the House of Lords: The origins to the Restoration -- Eighteenth Century Reforms: New peers -- The 'New Nobility' in the House of Lords: William Pitt -- The Reform Bill of 1832: The Lords' opposition -- The Exclusion of Bishops from the House of Lords: 1834-1837 -- Peerages for Life: The Wensleydale case, 1856 -- The Appellate Jurisdiction (House of Lords) Bill: 1856 -- The Life Peerages Bill: Earl Russell, 1869 -- The Spiritual Bill: 1870 -- Bankruptcy Disqualification: 1871 -- Efficiency of the House of Lords: The Earl of Rosebery, 1884 -- Representative Government Resolution: Henry Labouchere, 1886 -- A Select Committee to Inquire into the Lords' Constitution: The Earl of Rosebery, 1888 -- An Inquiry into the Efficiency of the House: Lord Stratheden and Campbell, 1888 -- The Constitution Bill: The Earl of Dunraven, 1888 -- The Life Peerage Bill: The Marquess of Salisbury, 1888 -- The Purgation of the 'Black Sheep' from the House: The Earl of Carnarvon, 1889 -- Peers Disabilities Removal Bill: 1893 -- The Victoria-Rosebery Controversy: 1894 -- Relations between the Two Houses of Parliament: The Liberal plan -- Lord Newton's Reform Bill: 1907 -- The Power of the Other House to be Restricted by Law: Ilbert and Campbell-Bannerman, 1907 -- The House of Lords' Select Committee: 1908 -- The Beginning of the Turmoil: 1908-1910 -- Lord Rosebery Again: 1910 -- A Memorandum by Lord Salisbury: 1910 -- The Failure of the Constitutional Conference: 1910 -- Resolutions for a Strong and Efficient Second Chamber: Lord Rosebery, 1910 -- On the Relations of the Two Houses: The debate of 1910 -- The Prime Minister's Parliament Bill: Asquith, 1910 -- VOLUME 2: A House of Lords Reconstiturion Bill: The Marquess of Lansdowne, 1911 -- Ditchers versus Hedgers: 1911 -- Reconstitution of the Second Chamber: The Liberal party proposals, 1913 -- The Termination of Hereditary Titles: 1914 -- Report of the Second Chamber Conference: Viscount Bryce, 1918 -- Further Resolutions: The Coalition Government, 1921-1922 -- Labour Lords: Arthur Ponsonby and others, 1923 -- Lord Cave's Memorandum: 1925 -- The Duke of Sutherland's Motion: 1915 -- A Second Chamber Committee?: Unionist party proposals, 1924 -- A Cabinet Committee: Baldwin, 1925 -- The Unionist Second Chamber Committee: 1926 -- Cabinet Committee Recommendations: 1927 -- Viscount FitzAlan's Motion: 1927 -- The Earl of Clarendon's Motion: 1928 -- The Life Peers Bill: Viscount Elibank, 1929 -- Labour Proposals: 1931 -- Lord Linlithgow's Committee Scheme: 1931 -- Report of the Joint Committee: -- Peers and members of the House of Commons, 1932 -- The Marquess of Salisbury's Bill: 1934 -- Proposals from the National Government: 1933-1934 -- The Life Peerage Bill: Lord Rockley, 1935 -- Parliament Act (1911) Amendment Bill: Lord Rankeillour, 1935 -- Parliament Act (1911) Amendment: 1937 -- The Peerage Law Declaration Bill: Lord Strickland, 1937. ISBN 9783034301206 - , ISBN: 3034301200

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LABOUR PARTY - BESTERMAN (Theodore): Report of the National Executive Committee to the 38th annual conference to be held in The Garrick Theatre, Southport, Mai 29th - June 2nd 1939. Agenda for the 38th Annual Conference. Emergency Resolutions and Composite Resolutions. Record of affiliated Organisations. London, Transport House, 1939.

Grand in-8, pleine toile editeur, tranches mouchetees, 227 p., 71 p., 17 f., 36 p. Personal copy from Theodore Besterman, "Parliamentary candidate, warmick.." with is his name handwritten on the title page.

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