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Achievements of Liberal Reforms: Working People
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* Extract from the minutes of a meeting between David Lloyd George and representatives of Friendly Societies January 1913. The man speaking is Mr NJ Lee, one of the Friendly Society representatives
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* PRO ref: T 172/104; extract from meeting minutes, January 1913 *
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* According to the source, how many doctors were serving on National Insurance panels in London? *
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