Who was the co-founder of the National Labour Party (NLP) with Tyndall?
John Bean
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John Bean, co-founder of the National Labour Party (NLP) along with Joseph Tyndall, played a crucial role in the party's formation and early activities. Bean shared Tyndall's commitment to social reform and the advancement of workers' rights. Together, they advocated for better working conditions, unemployment benefits, and improved housing for the working class.
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