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Andrew is on page 177 of 604 of The British General Election of 2017

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Andrew is on page 21 of 272 of Travels with My Aunt

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Andrew is on page 158 of 604 of The British General Election of 2017

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Andrew is on page 125 of 604 of The British General Election of 2017

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Andrew is on page 29 of 96 of Slightly Foxed 67: A Separate World

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Andrew is on page 24 of 96 of Slightly Foxed 67: A Separate World

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Andrew is on page 235 of 358 of Soonish

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Andrew is on page 13 of 96 of Slightly Foxed 67: A Separate World

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Andrew is on page 100 of 604 of The British General Election of 2017

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Andrew is on page 138 of 161 of The White Review, No. 1

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Andrew is on page 112 of 161 of The White Review, No. 1

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Andrew is on page 47 of 604 of The British General Election of 2017

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Andrew is on page 103 of 161 of The White Review, No. 1

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Andrew is on page 92 of 161 of The White Review, No. 1

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Andrew is on page 190 of 358 of Soonish

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Andrew is on page 78 of 161 of The White Review, No. 1

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Andrew is on page 171 of 358 of Soonish

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Andrew is on page 136 of 358 of Soonish

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Andrew is on page 260 of 641 of The Honourable Ladies: Volume One: Profiles of Women MPs 1918-1996

About half way through and I’ve just read the piece about Margaret Thatcher. What’s surprising is how early she appears. She did have a long parliamentary career (1959-90) but she is one of the first entries I have a clear memory of. What was disappointing was that the entry for ‘Mrs T’, written by Virginia Bottomley, was as much about her as it was about Thatcher. Anyway, next up it’s Joan Quennell.

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