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Yes, Comrade Bwana: The British Empire and the Labour Party

Posted on June 13, 2016 by petegrafton

Yes, Comrade Bwana: The British Empire and the Labour Party In 1947 a then popular English novelist, and farmer, A.G.Street (Farmer’s Glory, The Endless Furrow) wrote how it was that Britain came to have the largest Empire the World … Continue reading →

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