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David Marquand was the Labour MP for Ashfield from 1966 to 1977, and was the principal of Mansfield College (Oxford University) from 1996 . To question the ‘legitimacy’ of a Labour-SNP government is bizarre and self-interested. Such arrangements were not uncommon in the 20th century.

David Marquand was the Labour MP for Ashfield from 1966 to 1977, and was the principal of Mansfield College (Oxford University) from 1996 to 2002. Britain’s problem is not with Europe, but with England. The UK is being drawn into a Brexit half of its nations don’t want, propelled by an outdated version of English nationhood, writes David Marquand, a former Labour MP and a former chief adviser to the European commission president. Published: 19 Dec 2017. Published: 6 May 2015.

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David Marquand "Labour has got Cameron wrong: this is no crypto-Thatcherite but a whig", The .

137 newspapers and journals mentioned Fabian pamphlets during the year . I must pay a special tribute to Bill Rodgers with whom I worked in close and harmonious association for so many years.

137 newspapers and journals mentioned Fabian pamphlets during the year one or more times. Three full page spreads on Fabian pamphlets appeared in Tribune, and one each in the New Statesman, the Daily Herald and Labour Woman. Fabian pamphlets received more publicity than for several years past, and seem to have reached a new public hitherto not familiar with them.