Titlebook: Joseph Chamberlain and the Tariff Reform Campaign; Julian Amery Book 1969 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1

Innocence

Dragon’s Teeth (September 1901–June 1902)ar’. Unionists might claim the victory as ‘Chamberlain’s victory’. But both sides in politics and the whole British Democracy, at home and overseas, were united in hailing the peace as ‘Chamberlain’s peace’.

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Focus-Words

How To Keep The Duke? (, 1903) prejudices. There had been little time to educate the electorate. Above all the Cabinet compact of 9 June had prevented Chamberlain from giving a clear lead to the country and appealing to popular emotions as well as to sectional interests.

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独特性

The Colonial Conference I. Political Relations and Defence (, 1902)ing company. Now the first three had become strong, self-governing nations, while the Great Dependency had been brought under the Crown. In addition, the foundations of a new Empire had been laid in the four corners of the African continent; not least by Chamberlain’s efforts.

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The Education Bill of 1902 (, 1902) of the Liberal party and would estrange a powerful section of the Unionist following in the constituencies. We must, therefore, devote some little space to the issues involved; and if at times the subject-matter may seem dry, the patient reader will none the less be rewarded by some curious sidelights on the contemporary conduct of our affairs.

Compatriot

The Debate in Parliament (, 1903)e encouraged.’ Any doubts some may have felt were stilled by the Prime Minister’s seeming approval and by the support of .. The Opposition might raise the alarm; but the Free Traders on the Unionist side were leaderless and caught off their guard.

Friction

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