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Author, 101 Ways To Win An Election, Polling UnPacked and Bad News

1918 General Election

Read about the 1918 general election which saw a landslide for David Lloyd George’s coalition government. But the Conservatives seat tally dwarfed that of the Coalition Liberals, leading to a decisive power shift towards the Conservatives.

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How political leaflets used to look: the 1918 leaflet attacking an MP for giving to charity

March 11, 2016 - 8:55 am

North Norfolk , 1918: an election address berats the incumbent Liberal incumbent, for having donated to charity to help orphaned children. … Read the full post »

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