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I present to Conference the Labour and the Common Market, and ask you to give it your wholehearted support. I ask this not only because I believe that this document will commend itself to the large majority of delegates, but because its compelling logic makes it a fine statement of the Party’s point of view on this immense problem.
This speech was made to introduce the National Executive Committee’s Statement on the Common Market at the Labour Party Conference, 1962.
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Gaitskell, H. (1996). The Common Market. In: Holmes, M. (eds) The Eurosceptical Reader. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-24979-4_2
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