Intellectual Crisis

1936 to 1937

three mentions

The party is passing through an Intellectual Crisis on foreign policy and armaments.

_{Debate On The Address.}

The MINISTER of HEALTH (Sir Kingsley Wood) - Nov. 6, 1936

I recall in this connection that a few months ago one of the right hon. Gentlemen who usually sit on the Front Bench opposite declared that his party was passing through an Intellectual Crisis on foreign policy and armaments.

_{Orders Of The Day — Defence [Loans].}

Captain Lumley - Feb. 18, 1937

The coup de grace was applied by the leader of the Labour party on the County Council when he said in explanation of these changes of view:Our party is passing through an Intellectual Crisis.

_{Civil Estimates And Estimates For Revenue Departments, 1937 (Vote On Account).}

Mr. Lennox-Boyd - March 2, 1937

1988

one mention

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It is an Intellectual Crisis for the Secretary of State, but a human crisis for thousands of people.

_{Opposition Day - Housing}

Mr. Howarth - May 23, 1988