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The Labour Party refuses to join Lloyd George in slaying the dragon of unemployment, 1921 by Leonard Raven-Hill

The Labour Party refuses to join Lloyd George in slaying the dragon of unemployment, 1921

(The Labour Party refuses to join Lloyd George in slaying the dragon of unemployment, 1921 )


Leonard Raven-Hill

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1921  ·  lithograph  ·  Image ID: 153550

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The Labour Party refuses to join Lloyd George in slaying the dragon of unemployment, 1921 by Leonard Raven-Hill. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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