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Socialist Challenge No. 238, 17 March 1982 · p. 10 of the scan · 338 words

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lunch and films. Contact: Women's This long period of one-party dominance inthe Butler's active politica lite. He entered parliameni Trinity in 1965. 1929 and retired was dominated by two fundamental political problems: the international eclipse of British power and disengagement from empire and the problems of containing the in ternal challenge from the Brust adol overer.

During his career Butler lovally serv. ed 6 prime ministers Baldwin Chamberlain, Churchill, Eton, Масmillan and Hume. He never resigned and he never refused to serve in any office despite being passed over on three occasions for the premiership.

Although perhaps best known for 1944 Education Act and his Chancellor of th61-1965, he served for as Exchequer long in government before 1945 as he did after 1951. He was associated many important policies are new muralves. terly contested by the Tory right led by Churchill Subsequently, he was the foreign office spokesman in the House of Common. for the policy of appeasement towards Germany As Home Secretary in 1961 ne introduced the Commonwealth Immigration Act and in 1962 led the mission which confirmed the dissolution of Britain's last imperial fling the Central African Federation.

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