About: Harold Wilson (The Found Order)

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Harold Wilson was a British politician who served as Prime Minister (1963 - 1973). He previously served as Chancellor of the Exchequer (1959 - 1963). He entered cabinet in 1947, serving as president of the board of trade. When labour went into opposition in 1955 he became shadow chancellor. During his premiership his government continued the wide ranging process of social reform begun by the Gaitskell government, brought Britain into the EEC, organised British industry and reduced unemployment.

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rdfs:label	Harold Wilson (The Found Order)
rdfs:comment	Harold Wilson was a British politician who served as Prime Minister (1963 - 1973). He previously served as Chancellor of the Exchequer (1959 - 1963). He entered cabinet in 1947, serving as president of the board of trade. When labour went into opposition in 1955 he became shadow chancellor. During his premiership his government continued the wide ranging process of social reform begun by the Gaitskell government, brought Britain into the EEC, organised British industry and reduced unemployment.
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abstract	Harold Wilson was a British politician who served as Prime Minister (1963 - 1973). He previously served as Chancellor of the Exchequer (1959 - 1963). He entered cabinet in 1947, serving as president of the board of trade. When labour went into opposition in 1955 he became shadow chancellor. During his premiership his government continued the wide ranging process of social reform begun by the Gaitskell government, brought Britain into the EEC, organised British industry and reduced unemployment. He won general election victories in 1964, 1966 and 1970. No Prime Minister since has surpassed Wilson's term of 10 years 5 months in office, and no Prime minister has won three successive elections.

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