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Anti-war or rAninati, on 082.5.
Anti-war organication in 1882 was mainly confined to
a combination of radical aanociationa with a few
The most active H. Pno were Lawson! Henry Richard,
Pazrnx ore Edwards,, Leonard Courtney, Alfred Illingworth,
J. P" Tho? fiaanon, Q. Painter, F. Pennington (Stockport)
T,. C. Thompson (Durham), D. J. Jenkins (Penryn) Co
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Dillwyyn (Swansea) and two Scottish H«Pn. D. Peddie and
D. Wodderburn. Outaido Pcrliament were Blunts
Samson, ß. 'D. Clark and Auberon llerbert, an aristocratic
devotee of Herbert Spencer.
The agitation in London began on 20th Juno
with a conference at the Westminster Palace Hotel of
working men and members of Parliament which was
organised by the Workman's Peace Association.
(1 Daily 2lewn 21st Juno 1882*
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