John Bright
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John Bright has 12 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 4 references.
Mostly:advocated(1), ridiculed(1), speech framed as(1)
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inHonourOfIn Honour of(1)
- Birmingham Fetes
ex:birmingham-fetes
opponentsOpponents(1)
- Birmingham Election 1880
ex:birmingham-election-1880
Other facts (12)
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Advocated | Channel Tunnel Construction | [1] |
| Ridiculed | Idea Channel Tunnel Dangerous | [1] |
| Speech Framed As | pro-France cooperation | [1] |
| Urged | Great Britain | [1] |
| Has Title | Right Hon. | [1] |
| Delivered Speech at | Birmingham Fetes | [1] |
| Presupposes Prior Spirits Consumption | {} | [2] |
| Wrote in Answer to | Communication Mr John Norton | [3] |
| Expresses Hope | Soudan Expedition Last Australian Involvement | [3] |
| Hopes No More | Australian Involvements Abroad | [3] |
| Is Recovering | null | [2] |
| Called It | residuum | [4] |
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References (4)
ctx:genes/trove-cooktown/north-shore-cooktownctx:genes/trove-cooktown/coloured-personsctx:genes/trove-cooktown/beche-de-merctx:genes/trove-cooktown/prostitution
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