Person    | Male  Born 1851  Died 1947

Charles W. Bowerman

Charles W. Bowerman

Veteran of the printing trade union movement. Delegate to the founding conference of the Labour party in 1900 and Labour MP for Deptford for almost 30 years. President of the Trades Union Congress.

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Charles W. Bowerman

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Charles Bowerman

Historic House Charles W Bowerman (1851 - 1947), veteran of the printing tra...

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Merchant Taylors' School

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