Baldwin, Stanley, first Earl Baldwin of Bewdley (1867–1947), prime minister (original) (raw)

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• The Baldwin family
• The making of a politician, 1867–1916
• The rise to the premiership, 1916–1923
• First term as prime minister 1923–1924
• Character, outlook, and image
• The first Labour government, 1924
• The search for stability: second term as prime minister, 1924–1929
• Leader of the opposition, 1929–1931
• The National Government: lord president of the council, 1931–1935
• Final term as prime minister, 1935–1937
• Peerage and last years
• Assessments and significance
• Sources
• Archives
  • Film
  • Sound
• Likenesses
• Wealth at Death
• Archive Edition

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Baldwin, Stanley, first Earl Baldwin of Bewdley

(1867–1947)

• Stuart Ball

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