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• The Election That Broke an Inheritance

  

  Why Montgomeryshire 2010 Was So Corrosive for Liberal Wales Since publishing my earlier essay on the decline of Liberalism in Wales, I have been asked how one election result in one rural constituency could prove so corrosive for an entire political movement. (source 1) The answer is that Montgomeryshire in 2010 was never merely a…

  Antony David Davies

  24/02/2026

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