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The 21 pages that link to Conservative Party (UK), each with the reason it gives.

• ConservatismBroader topic: Its changing coalitions show how a conservative tradition adapts within electoral politics.

• Margaret ThatcherNarrower topic: Her political career rose through the party, which she led from 1975 to 1990.

• Benjamin DisraeliNarrower topic: Disraeli reshaped the party into a national electoral force and led it through two ministries.

• Labour Party (UK)Compared with: The Conservatives are Labour’s principal electoral rival and frequent governing alternative.

• Joseph ChamberlainRelated: Chamberlain allied with Conservatives after opposing Irish Home Rule, though he never formally joined the party.

• Harold MacmillanNarrower topic: Macmillan built his career within the party and led it as prime minister.

• Arthur BalfourNarrower topic: Balfour’s political career unfolded within the Conservative Party and its changing factions.

• Liberal Party (UK)Compared with: It was the Liberals’ principal rival in government and elections during their dominant period.

• Charles SaatchiRelated: Saatchi & Saatchi created advertising campaigns for the party during the Thatcher era.

• Lord SalisburyNarrower topic: Salisbury led this party through much of his premiership.

• Chris PattenNarrower topic: Patten’s political career and Hong Kong appointment came through this party.

• 1945 United Kingdom general electionCompared with: The Conservatives, led by Churchill, lost office despite his wartime standing.

• Edward HeathNarrower topic: Heath rose through its ranks before becoming leader and prime minister.

• Stanley BaldwinNarrower topic: Baldwin led the party through several elections and shaped its interwar identity.

• Nigel FarageCompared with: Farage’s parties challenged Conservative support among voters seeking a harder line on Europe and immigration.

• Liberal conservatismRelated: Its changing coalitions have repeatedly brought liberal constitutionalism together with conservative institutions.

• Nancy AstorNarrower topic: Astor served as a Conservative MP, bringing her social reform agenda into party politics.

• Robert Gascoyne-CecilNarrower topic: Salisbury led the party through its late Victorian dominance and the formation of the Unionist alliance.

• Jeffrey ArcherRelated: Archer’s political career began and unfolded within the Conservative Party.

• Unionism in the United KingdomRelated: The party has often served as the principal UK-wide parliamentary vehicle for unionist politics.

• William Rees-MoggRelated: His commentary and family ties placed him in public discussion of conservative politics.