Economic conditions
Found in 1266 Collections and/or Records:
Speeches and articles, 1974-05 - 1975-03
Subjects include: Conservative policies, including notes from JA sent to Edward Heath, Leader of the Conservative Party [see also AMEJ 6/49]; foreign policy; Rhodesia [later Zambia and Zimbabwe]; the economic crisis; the need for the cruiser HMS Invincible; the Oct 1974 General Election; the philosophy of Toryism; the miners' strike; Northern Ireland; defence; the Conservative Party leadership contest.
Speeches and articles, 1976-01 - 1976-12
Subjects include: foreign policy and defence; Berlin, symbol of détente or confrontation; the civil war in Angola; the economic crisis; Britain's and Europe's interests in Central and Southern Africa; Sir Winston Churchill's political philosophy; Home Rule for Scotland; the sale of council houses; Romania; the future of the European aviation industry; Rhodesia [later Zambia and Zimbabwe]; Britain's decline.
Speeches and articles, 1977-08 - 1981-08
Notes from JA’s library desk on subjects including: Rhodesia [Zimbabwe]; democracy or constitutional government; the failure of the Conservative economic and foreign policy, relating to the Middle East and South Africa; the crisis within the Conservative Party; unemployment; the Soviet military challenge.
Also includes a letter from Air Vice-Marshal Stewart Menaul on his article on nuclear weapons.
Speeches and articles, 1980-04 - 1980-12
Subjects include: countering the Soviet military threat; Soviet influence in India; the Soviet threat to Poland; economic policy; the importance of stability in the Middle East and the results of the loss of empire.
Speeches and articles, 1981-02 - 1981-12
Subjects include: defence spending and the general economic situation; the nuclear deterrent; Northern Ireland; Soviet influence in Africa; Gibraltar; independence for Namibia.
Speeches and articles, 1904-11-30 - 1905-10-24
Cuttings of WSC’s speeches; articles and cartoons on WSC’s views on Free Trade, Russia and Finance; photos of speech-giving.