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Lord Frost, Sounding Pessimistic About Brexit Under Labour Government, Could Find Solace in the Lessons of Waterloo

The epic defeat on the horizon belongs not to Brexit but to the Conservatives

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Lord David Frost on October 14, 2021 at London. Leon Neal/Getty Images
STEPHEN MacLEAN
STEPHEN MacLEAN

As one dispiriting poll on Britain’s general election follows upon another, the questions of the hour for British voters are: Has the Conservative Party met its Waterloo? And what is the fate of Brexit? 

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STEPHEN MacLEAN
STEPHEN MacLEAN

Mr. MacLean, a Nova Scotian who has blogged under the rubric of the Disraeli-Macdonald Institute, is a contributing editor of The New York Sun. He is also the author of our Brexit Diary.

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