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Labor Stands to Win the Election
MacDonald, J. Ramsay | January 16, 1929 issue

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The British Labor Party stands to win the elections to be held in Great Britain very recently. The calmness of the country at the prospect is an extraordinary tribute to the success of the last Labor government. People know that the Maxton Cook and similar manifestos neither influence nor indicate Labor Party opinion, nor are they taken seriously except by cartoonists. A Labor government will be a government loyal to the decisions of the party and to the statement of policy contained in the manifesto recently published under the title of Labor and the nation.

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LABOUR Party (Great Britain); POLITICAL campaigns; PROSPECTING; GREAT Britain -- Politics & government; POLITICS, Practical; GREAT Britain
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