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(Edward) Hugh John Neale Dalton, Baron Dalton (1887-1962), Labour politician and economist. Sitter in 25 portraits A well-known economist and former Foreign Office Minister, Dalton had served as Minister of Economic Warfare and as President of the Board of Trade during the War before becoming Labour's Chancellor in 1945.
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Principles of Public Finance. Hugh Dalton. Allied Publishers, Jul 26, 1922 - Business & Economics - 272 pages. In this edition of famous textbook, much new material has been added to a general survey, in the light of recent fiscal developments, of the general theory of taxation, other forms of public revenue, public expenditure and public debts.
28 de may. de 2020 · The matter was settled. While there was still a colossal amount of sacrifice and suffering to come, the ‘darkest hour’ – a time when, unbeknown to the public, the unity of the War Cabinet was in doubt at a critical juncture – this hour had passed. Winston Churchill. Catalogue ref: INF 3/75 pt 2.
Hugh Dalton by Ben Pimlott is a very good book examining the life of one of the pivotal figures in the 1945 Labour Government. While largely forgotten these days, Dalton was one of the key intellectual drivers - as well as political figures- behind the reemergence of Labour as a viable party of government after the debacle of 1931.
Following the fall of France in June 1940, Prime Minister Winston Churchill tasked Hugh Dalton with forming SOE with the instruction to 'set Europe ablaze' by helping local resistance movements and conducting espionage and sabotage in enemy-held territories. Colonel Colin Gubbins, SOE's first head of training and operations, organised in-depth ...
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