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1941 Cont - 1942 1941 cont NMcA Gregg (1892-1966) drew attention to congenital defects in children born to mothers who had had rubella during the pregnancy. "Poverty and Progress", by BS Rowntree, the report of the second York survey (see 1901) published. Introduction of purchase tax. 1942 "Social Insurance and Allied Services", Cmd.6404, (the "Beveridge Report") by Sir William Beveridge (1879-1963, later Lord, economist, civil servant, and one time director of the London School of Economics) laid the foundations of the post-war welfare state. "Organisation of social insurance should be treated as one part of a comprehensive policy of social progress. Social insurance fully developed may provide income security; it is an attack upon Want. But Want is only one of five giants on the road of reconstruction and in some ways the easiest to attack. The others are Disease, Ignorance, Squalor and Idleness. ... Social security must be achieved by cooperation between the State and the individual. The State should offer security for service and contribution. ... The plan proposed here involves three particular assumptions ... of children's allowances, of comprehensive health and rehabilitation services, and of maintenance of employment". Beveridge advocated a flat rate of subsistence benefit, flat rate contributions, comprehensiveness, and unification of administrative responsibility. See 1945, 1946 and 1948. The reports "Land Utilisation in Rural Areas", Cmd.6378, (chairman, Sir Leslie Scott) and "Compensation and Betterment", Cmd.6386, (chairman Mr Justice Uthwatt), were concerned with future rural and town planning. See 1943. The Medical Planning Commission, a body of 73 members nominated by 11 organisations including the Royal Colleges and the British Medical Association set up in 1940, issued an interim report (Br. Med. J., 1,743-753) suggesting that national health insurance should be extended to cover 90 per cent of the population; that general practitioners should continue to be paid by capitation fees, but there should be a basic salary and fees for additional work (a minority advocated a salaried service); and that they should practise in groups combining preventive and curative care and supported by nurses, midwives and health visitors. The report favoured the organisation of all hospital, medical and allied services on a regional basis either through a special committee (containing some non-elected members and representatives of the medical profession) of new local authorities serving populations of not less than 500,000 resulting from reform of local government or through new regional health councils consisting of representatives of local authorities within the region and containing representatives of the voluntary hospitals and of the medical profession. Grants should be paid to the voluntary hospitals from Exchequer funds without change of ownership of the hospitals. Consultant appointments should be full-time or part-time and be salaried, not least to promote a more even distribution over the country. The central authority should be concerned "solely" with the civilian health services; it might be a "government department in the usual sense or it might be a corporate body formed under government auspices and responsible through a minister to Parliament". No detailed suggestions were made about the future of the traditional public health services and the duties of the medical officers of health. No final report was produced. See 1944. The Lancet published a report from its Medical Planning Research (Lancet, 2, 599- 622), a group of doctors aged under 45 years. The report was intended to present alternative ideas to those of the Medical Planning Commission (see above). The Lancet report urged that the central authority should be a corporate body (National Health Corporation) and not a
department of state, and recommended that all medical, health and allied services should be administered through regional offices of the corporation. It recommended that general practitioners should
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ii I am indebted t
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PREFACE iv "Those who cannot rememb
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2 INTRODUCTION The chronology start
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The Norman conquest of England in 1
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1279 - 1309 1279 Statute of Mortmai
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1315 - 1358 1315 The Statute of She
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1360 - 1389 1360 An act set out "Th
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1462 - 1499 1462 First Royal Charte
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1530 - 1536 1530-40 Suppression of
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Branding and slavery imposed as the
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1559 Cont - 1584 1559 cont Under th
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1601 - 1628 1601 Poor Law Act (43 E
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1658 Thomas Browne wrote in favour
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1672 The Scottish Parliament requir
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1694 - 1698 1694 Bank of England se
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1721 - 1739 1721 Robert Walpole bec
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1740 London Hospital (later Royal)
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1763 "Genera Morborum in Auditorum
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Guy's Hospital Physical Society fou
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Vienna) published; the last volume
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1788 Cont - 1792 1788 cont complain
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Liverpool Medical Institution found
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First General Enclosure Act (41 Geo
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were passed by the Commons in 1816,
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1828 Cont - 1831 1828 cont certain
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1831 Cont - 1832 1831 cont series o
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1834 Cont - 1836 1834 cont The Hous
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Chimney Sweeps Act (3&4 Vict., c.85
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pressing, for the relief of the lab
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The Select Committee on Smoke Preve
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Final Report of the Royal Commissio
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College, soon to be Manchester Univ
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Societies, and enabled trade unions
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1858 Cont - 1859 1858 cont London,
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ecommendations was the establishmen
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1863 - 1864 1863 Public Works (Manu
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Death of James Barry (1795-1865) wh
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emoval of house refuse. See 1870. A
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under the control of the poor law a
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commission's view that in some dist
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spirits; limited the number of such
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1874 Cont - 1875 1874 cont Report o
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central inspectorate. See 1883 and
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Page 109 and 110: children. It gave powers for the re
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Page 115 and 116: 1914 Outbreak of the Great War (191
Page 117 and 118: The first ante-natal clinic opened
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Page 121 and 122: League of Nations was created. See
Page 123 and 124: age 65 1921 Cont 1921 cont years or
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Page 131 and 132: 1929 Cont 1929 cont care; and the d
Page 133 and 134: Fourth Revision of the Internationa
Page 135 and 136: 1933 Cont - 1934 1933 cont of medic
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Page 141 and 142: the London County Council; and the
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Page 149 and 150: 1944 Cont 1 1944 cont Disabled Pers
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Page 162 and 163: 1950 - 1951 1950 Korean war started
Page 164 and 165: 1951 Cont 1 1951 cont a registered
Page 166 and 167: "The Advance to Social Medicine" by
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Page 174 and 175: Slaughter of Animals Act (7 Eliz.II
Page 176 and 177: introduction of a national qualific
Page 178 and 179: 1960 Cont - 1961 1960 cont The Comm
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Page 182 and 183: 1962 Cont 2 - 1963 1962 cont For th
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Page 186 and 187: 1964 Cont - 1965 1964 cont Council
Page 188 and 189: carried out in Buckinghamshire, of
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1967 Cont 1 1967 cont National Nurs
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Elderly in Government Institutions
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Medicines Commission, which set up
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group therapy, therapeutic communit
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(chairman, Lord Redcliffe-Maud) cri
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The abolition of capital punishment
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1970 Cont 1 1970 cont In November t
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county boroughs, 34 metropolitan di
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stated: "Put at its simplest, commu
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1971 Cont 3 - 1972 1971 cont Betwee
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physician, the nursing officer, a l
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and a small number of
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1972 Cont 4 - 1973 1972 cont King E
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helping people to use the procedure
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Trade Union and Labour Relations Ac
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1974 Cont 2 1974 cont Report by Lad
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1974 Cont 3 - 1975 1974 cont govern
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"The School Health Service 1908-74"
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Layfield) reported. The Committee d
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personal (as distinct from the clin
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1976 Cont 3 - 1977 1976 cont commun
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1977 Cont - 1978 1977 cont features
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health and medical care, there rema
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area tier and establishing district
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1980 1980 Magistrates' Courts Act (
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Advisory Service, from whom it had
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and required that provision for spe
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established the Audit Commission in
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Mobile Homes Act (c.34) dealt with
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1984 Rates Act (c.33) reformed the
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1984 Cont 2 - 1985 1984 cont The Ex
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"Quality in General Practice" publi
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1986 Cont 1 1986 cont Ministry of A
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1986 Cont 2 - 1987 1986 cont The Ro
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1987 Cont 2 - 1988 1987 cont The Ki
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House of Commons Social Services Co
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The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisher
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water and the disposal of sewage. S
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1992 Cont 1 1992 cont education; pr
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National Lottery Act (c.39) enabled
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A Working Group (chairman, CJ Scott
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Environment Act (c.25) established
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esearch). Demands for more money fo
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1996 Cont 2 - 1997 1996 cont traini
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historic boundaries between academi
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zones; introduced the category of f
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supervision of patients in the comm
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1998 Cont 4 1998 cont abuse of soci
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1998 Cont 5 - 1999 1998 cont occasi
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opportunities; and particular initi
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that where possible two adjacent ho
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Parker reviewing 1999 Cont 4 1999 c
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TABLE POPULATION AND BIRTH AND DEAT
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APPENDIX 1 SOVEREIGNS FROM 1066 ENG
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APPENDIX 3 MINISTERS OF HEALTH 1919
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APPENDIX 4 LONDON MEDICAL SCHOOLS P
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Nissel, Muriel, People Count. A His
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Animals (Scientific Procedures) 198
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Cruelty to Animals 1876 Custody of
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INDEX TO ACTS 5 Factories 1850, 193
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Infectious Diseases (Prevention) 18
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INDEX TO ACTS 9 Mines Accident (Res
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INDEX TO ACTS 11 Professions Supple
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INDEX TO ACTS 13 Smoke Nuisance (Sc
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Air Pollution 1953, 1954 Alternativ
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Elderly at Home. A Study of People
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INDEX OF OFFICIAL REPORTS 5 Integra
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INDEX OF OFFICIAL REPORTS 7 Nationa
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Reform of Local Government in Engla
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Towards an Integrated Child Health
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Alzheimer's disease (see also Aged
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Bethune, Robert de 1148 Beveridge,
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Bucknill, Sir John 1842 Budd, W. 18
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Child Support Agency 1991, 1995, 19
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Cooke, A.M. 1964 Cooper, J. 1966 Co
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Diabetes 1922, 1925, 1941 Dick, W.
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Electrocardiogram 1887 Electron 189
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Fitzroy, A. 1904 Fleas 1897 Fleming
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Gibb, G.D. 1981
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Guerin, C. 1921 "Guide to Social Se
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GENERAL INDEX 21 Hereford, Bishop o
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Huxham, J. 1750 GENERAL INDEX 23 "H
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"Journal of State Medicine" 1892 GE
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Lipworth, L. 1966 Lister, J. 1865 G
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Mair, A. 1972 Malaria 1897, 1909, 1
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Medawar, Sir Peter 1953 GENERAL IND
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GENERAL INDEX 32 “Moral and Physi
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GENERAL INDEX 34 National Society f
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Old age pensions (see also National
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"Physical Deterioration" 1904 Physi
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GENERAL INDEX 39 Port (sanitary) he
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GENERAL INDEX 41 Queen Elizabeth Ho
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GENERAL INDEX 43 Rothschild, Lord 1
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GENERAL INDEX 45 School boards (Sco
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Social Medicine, Society for 1956,
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GENERAL INDEX 49 Tallow-melting 128
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GENERAL INDEX 51 Universities (see
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GENERAL INDEX 53 Willink, Sir Henry
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