Career: Randolph Churchill is associated with a plethora of by-elections, including Wavertree [Liverpool], Croydon [Essex] and West-Toxteth (West-Toxteth was being fought by J.W.J. Cremlyn.), all of which are unsuccessfully contested; Randolph Churchill forms a ‘new’ conservative union; Randolph Churchill is refused membership of Liverpool Constitutional Association; Libel action is taken against Randolph Churchill, by Sir Thomas White, resulting in £1000 damages; Randolph Churchill edits 'Arms and the Covenant: Speeches by Winston S. Churchill', concentrating on the increasing threat to peace that Germany has represented.

Foreign Policy: Randolph Churchill heads the Junior Imperial League in opposition against a federal government in India; Randolph Churchill suggests a maintenance of air power and an Empire of English races in the face of a powerful Germany; WSC warns 'two years of danger ahead' concerning the world’s political situation, this view is supported by Randolph Churchill; WSC’s broader views on British foreign policy are revealed.