Constitutional Conference
Represents Conservatives in talks over House of Lords reform.
Role range: 1902-1911
Follow Arthur James Balfour through 67 dated historical records for Great Britain.
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Represents Conservatives in talks over House of Lords reform.
Role range: 1902-1911
Negotiates unsuccessfully with Asquith's Liberal leadership.
Role range: 1902-1911
Leads Conservatives through the December general election.
Role range: 1902-1911
Again contests the constitutional powers of the House of Lords.
Role range: 1902-1911
Ends nine years leading the Conservative opposition.
Role range: 1902-1911
Resigns as Conservative Party leader after mounting internal criticism.
Role range: 1902-1911
Resigns as Conservative Party leader over Irish Home Rule
Resigns as Conservative Party leader over Irish Home Rule
Delivers the Gifford lectures on "Theism & Humanism"
Appointed First Sea Lord of the Admiralty
Role range: 1915-1916 – 1915-1915
Appointed Foreign Minister, 1st term
Appointed Foreign Minister, 1st term
Role range: 1914-1918 – 1916-1919
Appointed Foreign Minister, 2nd term
Role range: 1916-1920 – 1916-1919
"The establishment in Palestine of a National home for the Jewish people". Sends the "Balfour Declaration" to Lord Rothschild of the British Zionist Federation
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1916-1919
Heads a diplomatic mission to the USA
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1916-1919
Urges the continuation of existing relations with Russia
Role range: 1916-1922 – 1916-1919
Supports British diplomatic work following the wartime council.
Role range: 1914-1918 – 1916-1919
Attends the Conference as a 2nd Plenipotentiary
Role range: 1916-1922
The Balfour Declaration is confirmed by Allied Governments at the San Remo Conference
Role range: 1916-1922
The Balfour Declaration is confirmed by Allied Governments at the San Remo Conference
Role range: 1916-1922
Main architect of the Treaty of St Germain
Role range: 1916-1922
Represents British interests in League diplomacy.
Role range: 1916-1919
Attends the Conference as a British Representitive
Role range: 1916-1922
The Council of the League of Nations approved the British memorandum applying Article 25 of the Palestine Mandate to Transjordan. This permitted a separate administrative system and the withholding of specified mandate provisions east of the Jordan.
Created Earl Balfour
o other British PM is intelectually as highly regarded. Delivers the Gifford lectures on "Theism & Thought"
Appointed Lord President of the Council, the "elder statesman" of Baldwins Cabinet
Role range: 1925-1929
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