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The franchise factor in the rise of the Labour Party

H C G Matthew · Ross McKibbin · John Kay

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H. C. G. MATTHEW, R. I. MCKIBBIN, J. A. KAY; The franchise factor in the rise of the Labour Party, The English Historical Review, Volume XCI, Issue CCCLXI,

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