Peter Mitchell - Revision history

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	[[File:Peter Mitchell candidate.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Mitchell, from his election address]]'''Peter Mitchell''' (born c. 1949<ref>He was 28 at the time of the by-election, according to his election address</ref>) contested the Cities of London and Westminster South by-election in February 1977, standing as the "Campaign for Homosexual Civil Rights" candidate. [[Griffith Vaughan Williams]] was his election agent. He was placed fifth of out ten candidates in the election, with 2.22 per cent of the vote.		[[File:Peter Mitchell candidate.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Mitchell, from his election address]]'''Peter Mitchell''' (born c. 1949<ref>He was 28 at the time of the by-election, according to his election address</ref>) contested the Cities of London and Westminster South by-election in February 1977, standing as the "Campaign for Homosexual Civil Rights" candidate. [[Griffith Vaughan Williams]] was his election agent. He was placed fifth of out ten candidates in the election, with 2.22 per cent of the vote.

	Peter Mitchell was educated at [[Eton College]] and studied classics at Trinity College [[Cambridge]]. Before the election he had worked as a play leader and a parliamentary research assistant.		Peter Mitchell was educated at [[Eton College]] and studied classics at [[Trinity College, Cambridge]]. Before the election he had worked as a play leader and a parliamentary research assistant.

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	[[File:Peter Mitchell candidate.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Mitchell, from his election address]]'''Peter Mitchell''' (born c. 1949<ref>He was 28 at the time of the by-election</ref>) contested the Cities of London and Westminster South by-election in February 1977, standing as the "Campaign for Homosexual Civil Rights" candidate. [[Griffith Vaughan Williams]] was his election agent. He was placed ~~5th~~ of out ten candidates in the election, with 2.		[[File:Peter Mitchell candidate.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Mitchell, from his election address]]'''Peter Mitchell''' (born c. 1949<ref>He was 28 at the time of the by-election, according to his election address</ref>) contested the Cities of London and Westminster South by-election in February 1977, standing as the "Campaign for Homosexual Civil Rights" candidate. [[Griffith Vaughan Williams]] was his election agent. He was placed fifth of out ten candidates in the election, with 2.22 per cent of the vote.

	Peter Mitchell was educated at [[Eton College]] and studied classics at Trinity College [[Cambridge]]. Before the election he had worked as a play leader and a parliamentary research assistant.		Peter Mitchell was educated at [[Eton College]] and studied classics at Trinity College [[Cambridge]]. Before the election he had worked as a play leader and a parliamentary research assistant.

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	'''Peter Mitchell''' contested the Cities of London and Westminster South by-election in 1977, standing as the "~~Westminster~~ Campaign for Homosexual Civil Rights" candidate. [[Griffith Vaughan Williams]] was his election agent.		[[File:Peter Mitchell candidate.jpg\|thumb\|Peter Mitchell, from his election address]]'''Peter Mitchell''' (born c. 1949<ref>He was 28 at the time of the by-election</ref>) contested the Cities of London and Westminster South by-election in February 1977, standing as the "Campaign for Homosexual Civil Rights" candidate. [[Griffith Vaughan Williams]] was his election agent. He was placed 5th of out ten candidates in the election, with 2.

			Peter Mitchell was educated at [[Eton College]] and studied classics at Trinity College [[Cambridge]]. Before the election he had worked as a play leader and a parliamentary research assistant.

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			==References==

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	'''Peter Mitchell''' contested the Cities of London and Westminster South by-election in 1977, standing as the "Westminster Campaign for Homosexual Civil Rights" candidate.. [[Griffith Vaughan Williams]] was his election agent.		'''Peter Mitchell''' contested the Cities of London and Westminster South by-election in 1977, standing as the "Westminster Campaign for Homosexual Civil Rights" candidate. [[Griffith Vaughan Williams]] was his election agent.

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