Titlebook: Using History, Making British Policy; The Treasury and the Peter J. Beck Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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ond 1910 election the Labour Party strength was reduced by the loss of by-elections, and at the outbreak of war numbered only thirty-seven, of whom twelve were miners’ representatives. It will be seen, then, that the record of the parliamentary party in these eight years was not one of numerical adv

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Using Official Histories and Public Records to Present Britain’s Past to a Global Audiencetehall about the role of history in government.. Written by Burke Trend, the deputy secretary to the Cabinet (1956–59), this minute fed into ongoing exchanges between ministers and senior officials about future policy concerning a range of history-related issues:

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The ‘New Stage’ in the Treasury’s Historical Work, 1965–68ing experience” in general and the Treasury’s historians in particular. As Collier, the Deputy Establishment Officer, pointed out, the existing . arrangements were ‘unacceptable’.. Furthermore, the fact that most staff viewed “funding experience” as a somewhat irrelevant, even disconnected, activity