Birth of Philip Snowden
Birth of Philip Snowden
Follow Philip Snowden through 23 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Philip Snowden
Snowden marries Ethel Annakin, a campaigner for womens suffrage
Appointed Party Leader of the Independent Labour Party
Role range: 1903-1906
Elected Member of Parliament, 1st time
Snowden keeps to his pacifist principles offering his support to conscientious objectors & loses his seat in the general election
Snowden keeps to his pacifist principles offering his support to conscientious objectors & loses his seat in the general election
Elected Member of Parliament for Colne Valley
Role range: 1922-1931
Cuts direct & indirect taxation
Role range: 1924-1924 – 1924-1924
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1st term
Role range: 1924-1924 – 1924-1924
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, 2nd term
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
Announces cuts in unemployment relief & pay for all Government employees
Role range: 1929-1931 – 1929-1931
Emergency legislation suspends sterling's convertibility into gold during the financial crisis.
Role range: 1931-1931
Snowden supports emergency legislation ending the Bank of England's obligation to provide gold for sterling.
Role range: 1931-1931
Snowden presents the measure suspending the statutory gold standard during the sterling crisis.
Role range: 1931-1931
In a BBC radio broadcast calls Labours policies "Bolshevism run mad"
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, 3rd term
Role range: 1931-1932 – 1931-1932
Appointed Lord Privy Seal
Role range: 1931-1932 – 1931-1932
Snowden decides not to stand for Parliament at the general election
Snowden & MacDonald are expelled from the Labour Party
Resigns in protest at the enactment of a full scheme of Imperial Preference and protectionist tariffs
Role range: 1931-1932 – 1931-1932
Resigns in protest at the enactment of a full scheme of Imperial Preference and protectionist tariffs
Role range: 1931-1932 – 1931-1932
Supports a radical economic programme proposed by Lloyd George, despite it being a complete repudiation of Snowdens own record
Death of Philip Snowden
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