Crisis of the Greatest Magnitude

1938 to 1951

three mentions

over 13 years

There are, in my opinion, only two ways in which a financial Crisis of the Greatest Magnitude can be avoided.

_{National And Local Government Expenditure.}

Mr. Boothby - Feb. 9, 1938

Even if I were satisfied to the fullest extent that these powers were necessary to deal with a Crisis of the Greatest Magnitude, I must say the very last set of men to whom I should be prepared to part with these powers is the set of men I see opposite on the Government benches at the present time, and their supporters behind them.

_{(Extension Of Powers Under 9 & 10 Geo. 6 C. 10.)}

Mr. Hogg - Aug. 11, 1947

Would not it be more honest for the hon. Lady and her friends at the same time to make it clear that before the late Government went out of office this country was plunged into a Crisis of the Greatest Magnitude?

_{Christmas Food Supplies}

Mr. Bernard Braine - Nov. 29, 1951

1972 to 1974

two mentions

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Here we are, in the midst of a Crisis of the Greatest Magnitude, debating these grave matters in a thinlyattended House in the euphoria of a holiday which is about to begin.

_{Orders Of The Day — Emergency Powers}

Mr. Maurice Edelman - Aug. 8, 1972

In what I know everyone will say was a fine and courageous speech, the hon. Member for Ashfield (Mr. Marquand) said that we were suffering an economic and financial Crisis of the Greatest Magnitude.

_{Orders Of The Day — The Economy}

Mr. Edward du Cann - Dec. 18, 1974