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, 7 September) does a disservice to the memory of a great man. Despite the brilliant jibe , Sir Hartley Shawcross never joined the Conservative party. He sat in the Lords as a crossbencher.• In Zaki Cooper’s concluding sentence he suggests that the UK should be the home of wealthy people with a social conscience .
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