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John Robert Clynes (1869-1949) born in Oldham, Lancashire. British trade union organiser
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John Robert Clynes (1869-1949) born in Oldham, Lancashire. British trade union organiser
John Robert Clynes (1869-1949) born in Oldham, Lancashire. British trade union organiser and one of the original members of the British Labour (socialist) Party. Chairman of the party 1921-1922. Elected to Parliament for Manchester Platting in 1906. Home Secretary 1929-1931. Clynes addressing the House of Commons from the benches. From a series of cards on Notable MPs (London, 1929)
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1906 1929 Addressing Benches Born Cards Chairman Commons Elected Home House John Labour Lancashire Manchester Members Notable Original Parliament Party Politician Robert Secretary Series Socialist Trade Union Oldham Organiser
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This print showcases John Robert Clynes, a prominent figure in British history. Born in Oldham, Lancashire in 1869, Clynes was an influential trade union organiser and one of the original members of the British Labour Party. Serving as the party's chairman from 1921 to 1922, he played a crucial role in shaping its early years. Elected to Parliament for Manchester Platting in 1906, Clynes made his mark as a skilled politician with a strong commitment to social justice. His dedication led him to become Home Secretary from 1929 to 1931, where he worked tirelessly towards creating positive change within the country. In this powerful image, we see Clynes addressing the House of Commons from the distinguished benches. The intensity and passion on his face reflect his unwavering determination to fight for workers' rights and advocate for socialist principles. Part of a series highlighting notable MPs from London in 1929, this print captures an important moment in British political history. It serves as a reminder of Clynes' significant contributions and lasting impact on both trade unions and politics at large.
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