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against lowering the female voting age.]

15437. Dalton, Hugh. "The Labour Party's proposals for the reform of parliamentary procedure." Political

Quarterly 5 (1934): 469-79.

15438. Dawson, Michael. "Money and the real impact of the Fourth Reform Act." Historical Journal 35 (1992):

369-81.

15439. Fair, John D. "The second Labour government and the politics of electoral reform, 1929-1931." Albion 13

(1981): 276-301.

15440. Grigg, John. "Lloyd George and electoral reform." In The political culture of modern Britain: studies in

memory of Stephen Koss, edited by J. M. W. Bean: 165-77. London: Hamilton, 1987.

15441. Harley, J. H. "Reform or revolution." Fortnightly Review 128 (July-Dec. 1927): 368-78.

15442. Jowett, Frederick William. Parliament or palaver? Answers to objections to proposals for the reform of

Parliament. London: I.L.P. Publication Department, 1926. 22p. [The case for departmental committees in

the House of Commons.]

15443. Ketchen, W. T. "The Ballot Act, 1872: an appeal for revision." Scottish Law Review 48 (1932): 4-9.

15444. Mayer, J. P. "Post-war machinery of government. (IV) - problems of parliamentary representation."

Political Quarterly 15 (1944): 113-23.

15445. Perkins, John A. "Steps toward electoral reform in Great Britain." Political Science Quarterly 60 (1945):

65-78.

15446. "Political parties and the alternative vote." Political Quarterly 2 (1931): 251-56.

15447. Rafferty, F. W. "Conduct of elections." Contemporary Review 139 (Jan.-June 1931): 163-68.

15448. Samuel, Herbert Louis, 1st Viscount Samuel. "Electoral reform." Nineteenth Century 109 (Jan.-June 1931):

4-13.

15449. Thomas, P. R. "The attitude of the Labour Party to reform of Parliament, with particular reference to the

House of Commons, 1919-51." Ph.D., University of Keele, 1974.

15450. Webb, Beatrice. A new reform bill. Fabian Tracts, 236. London: Fabian Society, 1931. 22p.

15451. Winterton, E. M. "Speakers' conference." Labour Monthly 26 (1944): 83-87. [On electoral reform.]

1919 Parliament

15452. Anderson, William C. The Profiteers' Parliament. I. L. P. pamphlets. New series, 2. London: Independent

Labour Party, 1919. 7p.

15453. Auditor Tantum. "A look around the backbenches." Fortnightly Review 115 (June-Dec. 1921): 41-53.

15454. The Bulgarian peace treaty: speeches delivered in the British Parliament; with an introduction by J. D.

Bourchier. London: Christophers, 1920. 32p.

15455. Burnet, W. Hodgson. The M.P.'s garden of verses; illustrated by T. C. Black. London: Arthur L.

Humphreys, 1920. 64p. [Humourous verses on political and parliamentary life, c.1920.]

15456. Douglas, Roy. "A classification of the members of Parliament elected in 1918." Bulletin of the Institute of

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15457. Firth, J. B. "Changes at Westminster." Fortnightly Review 115 (Jan.-June 1921): 802-14.

15458. Harendra-Natha Maitra. India in Parliament and abroad, 1919-20: being a record of proceedings on

Indian affairs in the British Parliament, and a symposium of all about India and Indians in the Dominions,

America and abroad. Calcutta: Indian Annual Register Office, 1920. ii, 415p.

15459. Hayden, Ralston. "Changes in British parliamentary procedure." American Political Science Review 14

(1920): 471-77.

15460. "House of Commons and the executive." Law Times 152 (July-Dec. 1921): 9-10. [On the proposed Ways

and Means resolution for safeguarding industries.]

15461. The Hungarian peace treaty (British statesmen about the Hungarian question) published by the Popular

Literary Society in Budapest. Budapest: Franklin Society Press, 1921. 51p. [Speeches in the House of

Lords 1919-1921.]

15462. Hurst, Gerald B. "The House of Commons of to-day." Nineteenth Century 89 (Jan.-June 1921): 37-45.

15463. Ling, B. "Parliaments and the Peace Treaty: a comparative study of the reactions of the British and French

Parliaments to the Treaty of Peace of 1919." Ph.D., University of London, 1938.

15464. Rafferty, F. W. "Frantic by-elections." Contemporary Review 119 (Jan.-June 1921): 665-69.

15465. Shaw, F. G. The new Parliament and the Peace Conference. London: The Author, 1919. 59p.

15466. Spender, Harold. "The 'acid test' for parliaments." Nineteenth Century 85 (Jan.-June 1919): 894-904.

15467. Thompson, David M. "The politics of the Enabling Act (1919)." In Church society and politics, edited by

Derek Baker: 383-92. Studies in Church History, 12. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1975. [On the bill which

secured greater self-government for the Church of England.]

15468. "United Kingdom." Journal of the Parliaments of the Empire 1 (1920): 1-86, 227-312, 393-463, 595-645; 2

(1921): 1-73, 237-96, 455-536, 703-88; 3 (1922): 1-69. [Summary of the debates in Parliament.]

15469. Verney, Richard Greville, 19th Lord Willoughby De Broke. "The Tory party and the new Parliament."

National Review 72 (Sept. 1918-Feb. 1919): 711-20.

1922 Parliament

15470. Bracher, S. V. The Herald book of Labour members. London: Labour Publishing Company, 1923. vii,

227p.

15471. Debate on disarmament in the House of Commons, July 23, 1923. International conciliation, 191. New

York: American Association for International Conciliation, 1923. 27p. [Reprinted from The Times, 24 July

1923.]

15472. Edgell, Alvin G. "Parliament and the Curzon ultimatum to Russia of 1923." M.A., University of Chicago,

1951.

15473. Harrison, Alfred. "Parliament regained." English Review 35 (July-Dec. 1922): 562-70.

15474. Labour Research Department. Labour and capital in Parliament. Studies in Labour and Capital, 3. London:

Labour Publishing Co., 1923. 64p. [On the members.]

15475. Laski, Harold J. "The new House of Commons." Nation & Athenæum 32 (Oct. 1922-March 1923): 308-9.

15476. Socialism or capitalism. Which? Full report of the great debate in the House of Commons. London: [s.n.],

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15477. Towey, Thomas. "The legislative supremacy of the United Kingdom Parliament: an aspect of dominion

status endangered in 1922." Historical Journal 27 (1984): 991-96.

15478. "United Kingdom." Journal of the Parliaments of the Empire 3 (1922): 241-329, 465-546, 713-73; 4

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15479. Walding, Thomas Waldron. Who's who in the new Parliament: containing a complete list of members of

the Parliament of November 1922, with their parliamentary history, industrial interests, policy and pledges

to constituents. London: Philip Gee, 1922. 199p.

15480. Yates, Edwin George. Labour personalities in the House of Commons. Watford: Watford Printers, 1923.

30p.

1924 (January) Parliament

15481. Bracher, S. V. The Herald book of Labour members. 1924 supplement. London: Labour Publishing

Company, 1924. 79p.

15482. The drink question: can it be solved? Extracts from the debates in the House of Lords, June 24th, June

30th, July 8th, July 24th, 1924. London: Longman, Green, 1925. 52p.

15483. Mercer, T. W. Co-operative representatives in Parliament. Manchester: The Co-operative Union, 1924.

37p.

1924 (December) Parliament

15484. Carnegie, W. H. Parliament and the Prayer Book: a plea for clear thinking. London: S.P.C.K., 1928. 63p.

15485. Collins, H. W. "The House of Commons and the Prayer Book Measure." English Review 46 (Jan.-June

1928): 181-91.

15486. "Eastern and Central Africa: House of Lords debate on the report of Commission on Closer Union."

Journal of the African Society 28 (1928-29): 253-64. [Summary of debate on 13 March 1929.]

15487. Graham, William. "Parliament, national finance, and trade recovery." National Review 86 (Sept. 1925-Feb.

1926): 845-57.

15488. Gray, Carlton. "Congestion in Parliament." Empire Review 43 (Jan.-June 1926): 213-14. [Too much

legislation.]

15489. Hopkin-James, Lemuel J. Parliament and the Prayer Book, or, the revised Prayer Book: true to the

Reformation and loyal to the Anglican tradition. Cardiff: Priory Press, 1928. 74p.

15490. Hopkinson, Austin. "Parliamentary infallibility." English Review 47 (July-Dec. 1928): 20-24. [Prayer

Book Measure.]

15491. Lambert, Robin. "The Bath Corporation Act of 1925." Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society 44

(2000): 51-62.

15492. Lees, John Mayer. Parliament and the Prayer Book. Manchester: Sherratt & Hughes, 1928. 32p.

15493. Machin, G. I. T. "Parliament, the Church of England, and the Prayer Book Crisis, 1927-8." Parliamentary

History 19 (2000): 131-47.

15494. McGhee, Susan. "Carfin and the Roman Catholic Relief Act of 1926." Innes Review 16 (1965): 56-78.

15495. Norman, C. H. "The political defeat of the working class." Labour Monthly 7 (1925): 172-79.

15496. Pitchford, Margaret. "The Cabinet as a legislative body with reference to the Widows, Orphans and Old

Age Pensions Act 1925." London Review of Public Administration 4 (1973): 1-16.

15497. Poley, W. P. "Oratory in the Baldwin Parliament." Contemporary Review 135 (Jan.-June 1929): 741-49.

15498. Public economy and taxation: three debates on economy in the House of Lords; ed. with an introduction by

Francis W. Hirst. London: Richard Cobden-Sanderson, 1927. 126p.

15499. "Representation of capitalist and big business interests in the House of Lords." Labour Bulletin of Industrial

and Political Information 4 (1928-29): 67-70. [As at 31 July 1928.]


(1925): 1-54, 197-289, 423-508,655-719; 7 (1926): 1-87, 193-279, 437-516, 717-72; 8 (1927): 1-63, 209-

97, 461-562, 789-91; 9 (1928): 1-61, 273-344, 557-636, 865-933; 10 (1929): 1-45, 233-89, 509-82.

[Summary of the debates in Parliament.]

15501. Westphal, Raymond W. "Politics of parliamentary posturing in the House of Commons: a legislative debate

on naval expenditure, 1925-9." Mariner's Mirror 90 (2004): 202-16.

15502. White, Gavin. "That hectic night: the Prayer Book Debate, 1927 and 1928." Theology 77 (1974): 639-46.

15503. Worsley-Boden, J. F. "The episcopal challenge to Parliament." English Review 49 (July-Dec. 1929): 600-

606.

1929 Parliament

15504. Ball, Stuart R. "Failure of an opposition?: the Conservative Party in Parliament 1929-1931." Parliamentary

History 5 (1986): 83-98.

15505. British bondholders' claims against American states. Debate in the House of Lords. Wednesday, March 12,

1930. London: H.M.S.O., 1930. 12p.

15506. Churchill, Winston. "Parliamentary government and the economic problem." In his Thoughts and

adventures: 228-41. London: Thornton Butterworth, 1932. [Published in the U.S.A. under the title Amid

these storms.]

15507. Debate on capital punishment, Wednesday, 30th October, 1929. Extract from Official Report. London:

[s.n.], 1929? 27p.

15508. Hamilton, Mary Agnes. "First impressions of a new M.P." Harper's Magazine 160 (Dec. 1929-May 1930):

104-10.

15509. ---. "Confessions of an M.P." Harper's Magazine 164 (Dec. 1931-May 1932): 579-90. [Account of her 3

years as an M.P.]

15510. Johnston, James. A hundred commoners. London: Herbert Joseph, 1931. 309p. [Sketches of members, with

portraits.]

15511. The Soviet and religion. Debate in the British House of Lords, April 2, 1930; decree of the All-Russian

Central Executive Committee and Soviet of the People's Commissaries of the R.S.F.S.R., April 8, 1929.

Protest of His Holiness Pope Pius XI against religious persecution in Russia, February 2, 1930. Worcester,

Mass.: Carnegie Endownment for International Peace, Division of Intercourse and Education, 1930. 45p.

15512. "United Kingdom." Journal of the Parliaments of the Empire 10 (1929): 789-831; 11 (1930): 1-79, 249-

317, 557-626, 885-917; 12 (1931): 1-75, 227-358, 525-81, 853-94. [Summary of the debates in

Parliament.]

1931 Parliament

15513. Ahmed, Mesbahuddin. "The British Parliamentary Labour Party stand on India, 1932-1935." Journal of

Indian History 62 (1984): 227-46.

15514. Alderman, Geoffrey. "Dr. Robert Forgan's resignation from the British Union of Fascists." Labour History

Review 57, no. 1 (1992): 37-41.

15515. Badeley, Henry J. F. "Presentation of addresses of the two Houses of Parliament (Westminster Hall, 9th

May, 1935)." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire Parliaments 4 (1935): 43-45.

15516. Bridge, Carl. "Churchill, Hoare, Derby and the Committee of Privileges, April to June 1934." Historical

Journal 22 (1979): 215-27.

15517. Clough, Owen. "1932 Commons Procedure Committee." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in

Empire Parliaments 1 (1932): 42-44.

15518. ---. "1932 Commons Publications and Debates Committee." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in


15519. ---. "Privilege - alleged tampering with witnesses." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire

Parliaments 3 (1934): 106-14. [Churchill's complaint concerning the Manchester Chamber of Commerce.]

15520. Denham, R. D. "Procedure in the Commons." Nineteenth Century 113 (Jan.-June 1933): 70-79.

15521. Lüthi, Max. Das britische Parlament und Hitlers Bruch mit dem Versailler System. Ein Beitrag zur

parlamentarischen Diskussion über die deutsche Wiederaufrüstung in den Jahren 1933-1935. Zurich:

Juris-Verlag, 1972. viii, 282, lxxvp. ["The British Parliament and Hitler's break with the Versailles system.

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15522. Mander, Geoffrey. "The parliamentary scene." Contemporary Review 146 (July-Dec. 1934): 268-75.

15523. The re-habilitation of silver, a necessary step for the restoration of world's prices. Speeches delivered in

the House of Lords on December 7th, 1932. London: [s.n.], 1932. 28p.

15524. Tory Candidate. "Random reflections of a Tory candidate." National Review 98 (Jan.-June 1932): 68-74.

15525. "United Kingdom." Journal of the Parliaments of the Empire 13 (1932): 1-107, 329-393, 535-622, 845-

927; 14 (1933): 1-52, 205-76, 445-95, 685-744; 15 (1934): 1-77, 249-330, 513-78, 805-40; 16 (1935): 1-

60, 189-265, 497-573, 797-839. [Summary of the debates in Parliament.]

15526. Wilson, Arnold Talbot. Walks & talks: the diary of a Member of Parliament in 1933-4. London: Oxford

University Press, 1934. xv, 244p.

1935 Parliament

15527. Abraham, L. A. "The Sandys case." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire Parliaments 7

(1938): 122-49.

15528. Adams, Samuel Vyvyan Trerice. Right honourable gentlemen. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1939. 336p.

[Profiles of members; written under the pseudonym: Watchman.]

15529. Aster, Sidney. "Ivan Maisky and parliamentary anti-appeasement 1938-39." In Lloyd George: twelve

essays, edited by A. J. P. Taylor: 317-57. London: Hamilton, 1971.

15530. Authority on Constitutional Law. "The December crisis." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in

Empire Parliaments 5 (1936): 63-73. [The Abdication and Parliament.]

15531. Ball, Stuart R. Parliament and politics in the age of Churchill and Attlee: the Headlam diaries. Camden

fifth series, 14. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press for the Royal Historical Society, 2000. x, 665p.

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15532. Bassett, Reginald. "Telling the truth to the people: the myth of the Baldwin 'confession'." Cambridge

Journal 2 (1948-49): 84-95. [On Baldwin's speech in the House of Commons on 12 November 1936 and

the 1935 election.]

15533. Clough, Owen. "1937: Commons Publications and Debates Committee." Journal of the Society of Clerks-

at-the-Table in Empire Parliaments 6 (1937): 157-90.

15534. ---. "The House of Commons: pensions scheme for M.P.s." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in


15535. ---. "The Regency Act, 1937." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire Parliaments 6

(1937): 89-96.

15536. Crowson, Nicholas J. "Conservative parliamentary dissent over foreign policy during the premiership of

Neville Chamberlain: myth or reality?" Parliamentary History 14 (1995): 315-36.

15537. ---. "Facing the Fuehrer: the Conservative Party's attitudes and responses to Germany, 1937-1940, with

particular reference to backbench and constituency opinion." Ph.D., University of Southampton, 1994.

15538. Debate in the British House of Commons on Public Order Bill, November 16, 1936. International

conciliation, 326. New York: Carnegie Endownment for International Peace, Division of Intercourse and

Education, 1937. 129p.

15539. Evening Standard guide to the House of Commons, 1935. London: Evening Standard, 1935. 94p.

15540. Gallacher, William. The chosen few: a sketch of men and events in Parliament. London: Lawrence &

Wishart, 1940. 231p.

15541. ---. "Fight for unity in Parliament." Labour Monthly 18 (1936): 82-86.

15542. Giles, D. D. "An analysis of the parliamentary opposition to the National Government's handling of the

international situation November 1935 to May 1940." Ph.D., University of Nottingham, 1978.

15543. Hall, R. C. "Representation of big business in the House of Commons." Public Opinion Quarterly 2 (1938):

473-77.

15544. Hamill, John, and Andrew Prescott. "'The Masons' Candidate': New Welcome Lodge No. 5139 and the

Parliamentary Labour Party." Labour History Review 71, no. 1 (2006): 9-41. [A masonic lodge, formed in

1929, and whose Labour MP members were believed to have influenced the Labour Party leadership

election in 1935.]

15545. Herbert, A. P. The ayes have it: the story of the Marriage Bill. London: Methuen, 1937. 240p.

[Matrimonial Causes Act 1937.]

15546. ---. Independent member. London: Methuen, 1950. xiii, 503p.

15547. Kenney, Marion L. "The role of the House of Commons in British foreign policy during the 1935-1936,

1936-1937, and 1937-1938 sessions of Parliament." Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1951.

15548. ---. "The role of the House of Commons in British foreign policy during the 1937-38 session." In Essays in

honor of Conyers Read, edited by Norton Davies: 138-85. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1953.

15549. Mander, Geoffrey. "The session." Contemporary Review 154 (July-Dec. 1938): 268-76.

15550. McConnel, J. R. R. "'Sympathy without relief is rather like mustard without beef': devolution, Plaid Cymru

and the campaign for a Secretary of State for Wales, 1937-1938." Welsh History Review 22 (2004-05): 535-

57.

15551. Potter, Marguerite. "What sealed Baldwin's lips?" Historian 27 (1964-65): 21-36. [Remarks made by

Stanley Baldwin in the House of Commons on 10 Dec. 1935.]

15552. Powers, Richard Howard. "Winston Churchill's parliamentary commentary on British foreign policy, 1935-

8." Journal of Modern History 26 (1954): 179-82.

15553. Redmayne, Sharon. "The Matrimonial Causes Act 1937: a lesson in the art of compromise." Oxford Journal

of Legal Studies 13 (1993): 183-200.

15554. Religious and racial persecution: a debate in the House of Commons, 21st November, 1938. London: [s.n.],

1938? 40p.

15555. Rispin, M. "Back-bench opposition to British foreign policy, 1937 - May 40." M.Litt., University of Leeds,

1983.

15556. "Scots M.P's on the job." Scots Magazine 26 (Oct. 1936-March 1937): 183-86.

15557. Thomas, Ivor. "Coal in the Commons." Political Quarterly 9 (1938): 226-37.

15558. The Times House of Commons 1935: with full results of the polling and biographies of members and

unsuccessful candidates and a complete analysis, statistical tables and a map of the general election, 1935.

London: Times Office, 1935. 188p.

15559. Toye, Richard. "The Labour Party and the economics of rearmament, 1935-39." Twentieth Century British

History 12 (2001): 303-26. [Based on House of Commons debates of the period.]

15560. "United Kingdom." Journal of the Parliaments of the Empire 17 (1936): 1-54, 177-259, 425-79, 721-56; 18

(1937): 1-78, 221-89, 477-552, 737-805; 19 (1938): 1-65, 185-277, 455-549, 735-817; 20 (1939): 1-97,

265-364, 537-626, 813-85. [Summary of the debates in Parliament.]

15561. Wilson, Arnold Talbot. Thoughts and talks 1935-7: : the diary of a Member of Parliament. London:

Longmans, Green, 1938. xii, 392p.

Parliament 1939-1945

15562. Bell, George. Bishop George Bell: House of Lords speeches and correspondence with Rudolf Hess; edited

by Peter Raina. Oxford: Peter Lang, 2009. xv, 225p.

15563. Benn, W. Wedgwood. "Parliament in war-time." Listener 23 (Jan.-June 1940): 7-9.

15564. British Parliament on Poland, 1939-1944. Verbatim reports of parliamentary debates on Poland. Preface

by Stephen King-Hall, M.P. London: Polish Fortnightly Review, 1945. 252p.

15565. Burn, W. L. "The renaissance of Parliament." Nineteenth Century 127 (Jan.-June 1940): 410-16.

15566. The C.O.s Hansard: a series of reprints from Parliamentary Reports of matters concerning the C.O. No. 1

(Jan. 1940) - no. 21 (Feb. 1948). 21 vols. London: Central Board for Conscientious Objectors, 1940-1948.

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15567. Clough, Owen. "The Boothby case." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire Parliaments

11-12 (1942-43): 90-116.

15568. ---. "House of Commons: delegated legislation." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire

Parliaments 13 (1944): 160-74.

15569. ---. "House of Commons: delegated legislation (S.R. and O. Sel. Com.)." Journal of the Society of Clerks-


15570. ---. "House of Commons: electoral reform and redistribution of seats." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-

the-Table in Empire Parliaments 13 (1944): 122-37.

15571. ---. "House of Commons: electoral reform and representation." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-

Table in Empire Parliaments 14 (1945): 164-80.

15572. ---. "House of Commons: national expenditure." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire

Parliaments 9 (1940): 80-88.

15573. ---. "House of Commons: national expenditure." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire

Parliaments 10 (1941): 112-22.

15574. ---. "House of Commons: national expenditure (session 1943-44)." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-

Table in Empire Parliaments 13 (1944): 138-52.

15575. ---. "House of Commons: national expenditure (sessions 1941-42 and 1942-43)." Journal of the Society of

Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire Parliaments 11-12 (1942-43): 117-23.

15576. ---. "House of Commons: pension scheme for M.P.s." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in


15577. ---. "House of Commons publications and debates reports, 1939-40." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-


15578. ---. "House of Commons: publications and debates reports, 1943-44." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-


15579. ---. "House of Commons: secret session - lifting of the ban." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in


15580. ---. "The House of Commons: working of members' pension fund, 1943-44." Journal of the Society of

Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire Parliaments 13 (1944): 175-78.

15581. ---. "House of Commons: working of members pensions fund (1939-43)." Journal of the Society of Clerks-

at-the-Table in Empire Parliaments 11-12 (1942-43): 124-29.

15582. ---. "Offices or places of profit under the Crown." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire

Parliaments 10 (1941): 96-111.

15583. ---. "The Ramsay case." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire Parliaments 9 (1940): 64-

79. [Arrest of Captain Ramsay, M.P.]

15584. ---. "Regency Act, 1943." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire Parliaments 11-12

(1942-43): 80-82.

15585. ---. "United Kingdom: war-time and election machinery." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in

Empire Parliaments 11-12 (1942-43): 130-36.

15586. Cocks, Raymond. "Ram, Rab and the civil servants: a lawyer and the making of the 'Great Education Act

1944'." Legal Studies 21 (2001): 15-35.

15587. Davies, Alfred Thomas. The story of the Parliament Memorial in Wales. Its origin, meaning and purpose.

Glynceiriog: Ceiriog Memorial Institute, 1942. 15p. [After the bombing of the Commons chamber on

10/11 May 1941, each M.P. was allowed to keep one of the fragments of stained glass: a number of

members pooled their fragments to form an effective memorial which was set up in the Ceiriog Memorial

Institute.]

15588. Davies, John. "The Catholic Church and the 1944 Education Act: material in the Public Record Office."

Catholic Archives 18 (1998): 43-54; 19 (1999): 60-74.

15589. ---. "'L'art du possible': the Board of Education, the Catholic Church and negotiations over the White Paper

and the Education Bill, 1943-1944." Recusant History 22 (1994): 231-50.

15590. Dutton, David. "Opposing Churchill: Sir Henry Morris-Jones and wartime politics." Transactions of the

Denbighshire Historical Society 52 (2003): 182-93.

15591. Educational reconstruction: debate on the Government's White Paper, in the House of Commons, 29th and

30th July, 1943. London: Conservative & Unionist Party Organisation, 1943. 27, [1]p. [A summary.]

15592. Finer, Herman. "The British Cabinet, the House of Commons and the War." Political Science Quarterly 56

(1941): 321-60.

15593. Green, S. J. D. "The 1944 Education Act: a church-state perspective." Parliamentary History 19 (2000):

148-64.

15594. Hansard on Scotland; an account of a remarkable debate. Convention pamphlets, 1. Glasgow: W.

Maclellan, 1942. 63p. [The debate in Scottish affairs in the House of Commons on 12th May, 1942.]

15595. House of Lords on Austria. London: Free Austrian Books, 1943. 15p. [Debate in the House of Lords, 2

Feb. 1943.]

15596. International monetary debate; text of a debate in the House of Lords on the proposal for an international

monetary fund, May 23, 1944. New York: British Information Service, 1944. 35p. [Not seen; details taken

from the National Union Catalog pre-1956 imprints.]

15597. Jedrzejewicz, Waclaw, and Pauline C. Ramsey. Poland in the British Parliament, 1939-1945. Documents

series, 1. 3 vols. New York: Józef Pilsudski Institute of America for research in the modern history of

Poland, 1946-1962. [Extracts from Hansard relating to Poland.]

15598. Jefferys, Kevin. "May 1940: the downfall of Neville Chamberlain." Parliamentary History 10 (1991): 363-

78.

15599. Jennings, W. Ivor, and H. R. G. Greaves. "Parliament in war-time." Political Quarterly 11 (1940): 183-95,

232-47, 351-67; 12 (1941): 53-65, 202-13, 292-304, 419-30; 13 (1942): 78-90, 181-92, 311-20, 437-48;

14 (1943): 173-84.

15600. Jones, J. Graham. "A Lloyd George letter." National Library of Wales Journal 32 (2001-02): 95-101.

[Written on 7 October 1940 and relating to Parliament in wartime.]

15601. Kingdom, S. St. G. S. "Secret session." Journal of the Society of Clerks-at-the-Table in Empire Parliaments

14 (1945): 183-86.

15602. Lippiatt, Graham. "The Liberal Party and the fall of the Chamberlain government." Newsletter Liberal

Democrat History Group 13 (Dec. 1996): 2-4.

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Caernarfonshire

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Cardiganshire

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Carmarthenshire

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Denbighshire

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Flintshire

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21377. Taylor, Alan H. "The electoral geography of Swansea Bay City." Swansea Geographer 10 (1972): 33-36.

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Merionethshire

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Monmouthshire

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Montgomeryshire

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