Mark Pack

Thankfully, William Gladstone wasn’t right about everything

By | Wed 24th December 2008 - 7:40 pm

“This will lead to the abolition of Christmas” – William Gladstone on the 1831 Great Reform Bill. It became an act, our electoral system became rather more democratic and Christmas survived.

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