For Free Trade is a compelling collection of Winston S. Churchill’s early political speeches, delivered during his formative years in Parliament at the beginning of the 20th century. These speeches capture a young and passionate Churchill as he defends the principles of free trade, individual liberty, and economic fairness during a time of intense political debate in Britain. In this volume, Churchill challenges the growing protectionist movement and argues that free trade is essential to national prosperity and social progress. His speeches are marked by intellectual rigor, persuasive rhetoric, and a strong sense of moral conviction—qualities that would later define his leadership during Britain’s darkest hours. These early addresses also reveal Churchill’s developing political philosophy and his willingness to break with party lines for the sake of principle. As a member of the Conservative Party who later joined the Liberals, his advocacy for free trade signaled both his independent thinking and his long-term commitment to policies he believed served the public good. For Free Trade is not only a valuable historical record, but also a fascinating look at the evolution of Churchill’s political identity. It offers readers insight into the early voice of a man who would go on to shape world history. First published in 1906