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| Labouchere, Henry du Pré |
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(l ´´b shâr´) (KEY) , 1831–1912, British politician and journalist. Following diplomatic service (1854–64), he sat in the House of Commons (1880–1906) as a Radical. He was a supporter of William Gladstone and an anti-imperialist. He founded (1877) and edited Truth, a magazine devoted to the exposure of social fraud. | 1 | | See study by R. J. Hind (1972). | 2 |
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