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This month marks the 300th anniversary of the birth of the office of prime minister. To mark the occasion, The Economist journalists Emma Duncan and Adrian Woolridge joined Margaret MacMillan, Michael Gove, Charles Moore and Dan Hannan to debate a crucial question: who was Britain's greatest liberal prime minister? In a live subscriber event, each panellist made the case for a prime minister. The winner was decided by our audience.
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