Author:James Callaghan
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| ←Author Index: Ca | Leonard James Callaghan (1912–2005) |
| British politician; prime minister of the United Kingdom (1976-79); leader of the Labour Party (1976-80) |
Works[edit]
- President Ford–James Callaghan memcon (September 24, 1974)
- President Ford–Harold Wilson–James Callaghan memcon (May 30, 1975)
- President Ford–Harold Wilson–James Callaghan memcon (July 30, 1975)
- Towards a National Debate, (18 October 1976)
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