Arthur Balfour Collection
Arthur Balfour: A Statesman's Journey From the opening of Parliament to the notable statesmen of King George V's reign
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Arthur Balfour: A Statesman's Journey From the opening of Parliament to the notable statesmen of King George V's reign, Arthur Balfour left an indelible mark on British politics. With his irrepressible donkey in 1888, artist Joseph Swain captured Balfour's determination and resilience. In moments of peace and surrender, Mr. Balfour stood tall, reading the terms with unwavering resolve in the House of Commons. The Anglo-German Alliance saw him at the Foreign Office, receiving a call from Count Hatzfeldt - a testament to his diplomatic prowess. During times of war and turmoil, such as the opening session in October 17th or losing his seat in East Manchester after the 1906 General Election, Balfour remained steadfast in his commitment to serving Britain. The breach of parliamentary privilege showcased his dedication to upholding democratic values while addressing pressing issues like "The Chinese Question. " His statement in the House of Commons resonated with authority and conviction. Beyond politics, glimpses into Balfour's personal life emerged through photographs. Standing beside a motor car or engaging in campaign activities during the British General Election of 1892 revealed a multifaceted individual who embraced modernity alongside tradition. Whether speaking passionately during debates on national matters or leaving his constituency office after electoral defeat, Arthur Balfour embodied resilience and adaptability throughout his political career.