Titlebook: Backbench Debate within the Conservative Party and its Influence on British Foreign Policy, 1948-57; Sue Onslow Book 1997 Palgrave Macmill

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Conservative attitudes to European integration, the time no hard and fast divisions in attitudes to European integration were apparent to the active participants, Conservatives could be divided into three general categories. Composition of these groups tended to shift according to the international climate, and as die debate became focused upon

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,The Conservative Party and Europe: in opposition 1948–50, he was more favourably disposed towards ideas of European integration circulating on the Continent.. Bevin hoped that, by organizing a Western European system, backed by the power of the Commonwealth and the Americas, it should be possible to develop our own power and influence to equal that of the

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,The Conservatives and Europe: the pragmatism of power 1951–57, European integration. They were encouraged by the presence of leading Europeanists within the Government; Sandys, Eccles and Thorneycroft were ministers, and Macmillan and Maxwell Fyfe held Cabinet posts.. Maxwell Fyfe was appointed to lead a strong delegation to Strasbourg and a further fillip cam

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The genesis of the Suez Group and the Anti-Suez Group,wer; the tide only began to turn in their favour after the defeat of imperial preference had ‘dragged the party into the 20th century’.. The Suez Group fared very differently. This faction’s formative experiences were in opposition: the debacles over Palestine in 1947–48 and Abadan in 1951. Although

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,The Conservatives in power: Egypt and the Sudan 1951–53,the catalyst for the ‘Sudan Group’,. from which grew the active and extremely vocal faction, the Suez Group. The furore over the proposed agreement was the most serious revolt Churchill’s government had yet faced, coming on top of internal wrangling over transport policy, commercial television and g