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Name
  
Thomas Bethell


Role
  
Journalist

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Education
  
University of Oxford, Downside School

Books
  
The Noblest Triumph, The Politically Incorrect, Eric Hoffer: The Longshor, Property and Prosperity, Questioning Einstein: Is Relativity

Sir Thomas Robert Bethell (died 23 December 1957) was a British barrister and Liberal Party politician.

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Life

The son of George Bethell of South Woodford, Thomas Bethell was educated at Heversham Grammar School. He was called to the Bar at Middle Temple in 1897. He was Liberal MP for Maldon, Essex from 1906–10.

Bethell was knighted in 1914. After the Great War he contested the Eye, Suffolk constituency seat in Parliament in October 1924.

Sir Thomas Bethell served as Deputy-Chairman of the County of London Electric Supply Co. Ltd, and a Director of other Associated and Subsidiary Companies until those companies were nationalised.

Personal life

He married Edith Lillie Tabor in 1925; Lady Edith Lillie Bethell died 8 November 1957.

References

Thomas Bethell Wikipedia


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