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Liberal Welfare Reforms 1906-11 : Young People
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* Extract from a resolution at a conference of Labour Party members calling for the government to introduce school meals for children
(PRO 30/69/1828. Material in the copyright of Ramsay MacDonald is reproduced by permission of the granddaughter of the late Malcolm MacDonald.) 		*
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* PRO: PRO 30/69/1828 (Part 2); extract from a resolution at a Labour Party conference *
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