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Who called Campbell-Bannerman "Britain's first and only Radical prime minister"?
George Bernard Shaw
A. J. A. Morris
Winston Churchill
None of the above
Answer
A. J. A. Morris, in his book "The Rise of the Labour Party", called Campbell-Bannerman "Britain's first and only Radical prime minister". Morris argued that Campbell-Bannerman's policies were more radical than those of his predecessors, such as William Gladstone, and that he was more willing to use the power of the state to improve the lives of the working class.
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