London Municipal Reform League

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The London Municipal Reform League was a pressure group operating in the Metropolitan Board of Works, formed in 1881 by John Lloyd, having a Liberal Party outlook. Its president from 1882 was Joseph Firth Bottomley Firth.

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  • Reforming London: The London Government Problem, 1855-1900 By John Davis.
  • Firth, Joseph F.B. (1882). London government, and how to reform it. London: The London Municipal Reform League/Unwin Brothers.


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