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| Asquithian Liberals elected in 1918 |
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| Lloyd George Liberals elected in 1922 |
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| Asquithian Liberals elected in 1922 |
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| Liberals elected out of candidates running in 1923 after Liberals reunified |
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| Funding from Lloyd George's fund in 1923 |
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| Majority in over 100 seats in 1923 |
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| Liberals elected out of candidates running in 1924. Asquith lost his own seat. |
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| Funding from Lloyd George's fund in 1924 |
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| Lloyd George's 'Green Booklet' that became Liberal policy in 1929 |
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| Many resigned in July 1931 |
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| National Liberals, remaining in the National Government under the leader John Simon. |
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| Liberals elected in 1931, including 35 Simonites |
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| Left the National Government in 1932 over free trade. |
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