Member of Parliament
Elected Member of Parliament for Stirling Burghs
Follow Henry Campbell-Bannerman through 31 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Elected Member of Parliament for Stirling Burghs
Appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland
Role range: 1884-1885
The Liberal Party splits over Irish Home Rule, Campbell-Bannerman supports Gladstone
Role range: 1886-1886
The Liberal Party splits over Irish Home Rule, Campbell-Bannerman supports Gladstone
Role range: 1886-1886
The Liberal Party splits over Irish Home Rule, Campbell-Bannerman supports Gladstone
Role range: 1886-1886
Appointed Minister of War, 1st term
Role range: 1886-1886
Appointed War Minister, 2nd term
Role range: 1892-1895
Appointed War Minister, 3rd term
Role range: 1895-1895
Regarded as a temporary leader until the return of Lord Rosebery. Appointed Party Leader of the Liberal Party
Role range: 1899-1905
Uses concentration camps to restrict Boer commando support.
Role range: 1899-1902 – 1899-1905
Condemns British methods in South Africa as barbarism.
Role range: 1899-1902 – 1899-1905
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 1st term
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Liberals want Campbell-Bannerman to serve as nominal PM from the Lords but he refuses
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Offers to make Churchill Financial Secretary under Asquith, Churchill refuses
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Polling will commence from 12 January & finish 8 February. Announces a general election
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Avoids a split in the party by offering Asquith the Chancellorship
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Agrees to requests from Smuts for self-Government in the Transvaal & Free State
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Agrees to requests from Smuts for self-Government in the Transvaal & Free State
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
The Traansval is awarded self-Government. Agrees to requests from Smuts for self-Government in the Transvaal & Free State
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Agrees to requests from Smuts for self-Government in the Transvaal & Free State
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Agrees to requests from Smuts for self-Government in the Transvaal & Free State
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
The Traansval is awarded self-Government. Agrees to requests from Smuts for self-Government in the Transvaal & Free State
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
First day of polling during the general election
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Final day of polling of the general election
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
The Liberal Party win 49.4% of the vote & 399 MPs
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Proposes the Lords have a "suspesory veto" of 3 yrs, this becomes Liberal Party policy
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
The Orange River Colony is awarded self-Government
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
The Orange River Colony is awarded self-Government
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Proposes the Lords have a "suspesory veto" of 3 yrs, this becomes Liberal Party policy
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Resigns as Prime Minister of Great Britain
Role range: 1905-1908 – 1905-1908
Dies after having been dogged by ill health
Role range: 1906-1908 – 1905-1908
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