Joseph Chamberlain
1836 – 1914
Books
- The policy of the government since the general election
- Our sailors
- The educational policy of the government
- Mr. Chamberlain on the direct veto bill
- Trades unionism and tariff reform
- Tariff reform and the Colonial Conference
- Mr. Chamberlain's defence of the British troops in South Africa against the foreign slanders
- Mr. Chamberlain's speeches
- Imperial union and tariff reform
- A unionist policy for Ireland
- Canada and Imperial Union
- The radical programme
- Parliamentary reform
- Speeches
- Trade and the Empire
- What war with the Transvaal would mean
- Mr. Chamberlain and the Birmingham Association
- Rhetorik und Weltpolitik
- Alleged overloading of ships
- Fiscal policy
- Speeches of the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, M. P.
- London municipal life
- Foreign & colonial speeches
- The Right Hon. J. Chamberlain, M.P., Secretary of State for the Colonies, on imperial federation
- Liberal Union Club
- Tariff reform and the agricultural industry
- All sides of the fiscal controversy
- Mr. Chamberlain on imperial unity and fiscal policy
- The Radical programme
- Mr. Chamberlain's speeches; ed. by Charles W. Boyd, with an introd. by Austen Chamberlain
- The caucus; and a new political organization
- The Physics and chemistry of acid precipitation
- Speeches on the Irish question
- Public house reform
- The radical platform
- Home rule and the Irish question
- Speeches of the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P.
- The radical programme
- The Caucus
- Free imports and British industry
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