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565:(BNP) began in earnest in September 1966, and by the time of the LEL conference the following month, plans were already at such an advanced stage that the major topic was whether the new party would be called the British Front or the National Independence Party. The conference also saw the establishment of a working party to thrash out details of the new group, consisting of Austen Brooks,
352:) was involved in forcibly removing members of the League of Empire Loyalists. The widespread media coverage resulted in his being sued for assault; not only was he acquitted, but costs were awarded against the prosecution. That same year the League secured further publicity when members launched an "invasion" of the
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whilst another group of leavers had been the supporters of Colin Jordan. Jordan had left in 1957 after his call to bar Jews, and non-whites from the LEL had been rejected, whilst John Bean had left under acrimonious circumstances the following year. Both men advocated the formation of mass parties,
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Despite the poor performances of the three candidates, donations had poured in from all over the country to help them fight the campaign. This made a deep impression on
Chesterton, who had largely been obliged to fund the LEL out of his own pocket. Chesterton had been preoccupied with a legal case
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who had garnered a reputation as an excellent fund-raiser and whose methods, if not politics, had impressed
Chesterton greatly. By the spring of 1966, Chesterton had begun sounding out the likes of Bean, Tyndall and even Jordan about the possibility of building a united front on the far right.
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The LEL was well known for various stunts at
Conservative Party meetings and conferences (acting as a constant irritant to the party). These stunts included hiding underneath the speaker platform overnight to emerge during the conference in order to put across their points. At the 1958 party
499:, but between them, they managed to secure only 1064 votes According to Michael Billig, the League only contested these seats as a publicity stunt rather than due to having any pretensions to becoming a political party. The League's journal
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Chesterton was funding the group himself. The group had also lost many of its members, falling from a 1958 high of 3000 to only 300 members. Some had left with Hilton to join his
518:-based millionaire Robert K. Jeffrey, who had seemingly left two contradictory wills, but Chesterton's fervour for politics had been rekindled by his discovery of the relative ease of funding a political party and by the emergence of
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The wide-reaching critiques that this conspiracy theory utilised meant that the LEL won membership from various sectors of right-wing opinion, including former BUF activists like
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in 1956, LEL members were on hand to yell at Eden that he had just shaken hands with murderers. In
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and devotion to conspiracy theories about the Jews and international capitalism also became more prominent in LEL ideology towards the end of the group's life. The League was also strongly
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514:over the estate of his financial benefactor, the
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530:Chesterton's mood was dampened somewhat by the
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454:in February 1967. Chesterton's personal
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1990:Kevin Quinn
1985:Denis Pirie
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1965:David Myatt
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1207:For Britain
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552:Monday Club
550:and of the
493:Rodney Legg
433:Suez Crisis
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1960:John Morse
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1845:Jim Dowson
1514:John Amery
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