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	Douglas Henderson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The arrival of the Scottish Parliament revived his political passion, though he considered that most MSPs were "too comfortable for the good of themselves and their country".
		He was one of a declining number of politicians who have held the unusual distinction of being twice elected to Westminster inside a year.
		Leader of the Scottish National Party, Alex Salmond MP, commented: "Douglas Henderson was hugely influential as a trail blazer for SNP success in the North-east of Scotland and along with Winnie Ewing and Hamish Watt created the bridge head by winning East Aberdeenshire which lead eventually to SNP domination in that part of Scotland.
	www.scottishpolitics.org /mps/douglashenderson1.html (5219 words)

	Gordon Wilson (Scottish politician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wilson was also a Member of Parliament for the Dundee East constituency from 1974 to 1987, when he unexpectedly lost to John McAllion of the Labour Party.
		Wilson attempted to involve the SNP in the Scottish Constitutional Convention but due to the convention's unwillingness to contemplate discussions about Scottish independence as a constitutional option the SNP did not get involved.
		Wilson can be characterised as a SNP Fundamentalist, although more of the old style rather than the new breed who tend to be firmly on the left of the party, with Wilson being more moderate in opinion.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gordon_Wilson_(Scottish_politician) (316 words)

	Gordon Wilson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Gordon Wilson is a former leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP).
		Wilson was also a Member of Parliament for the Dundee East constituency from 1974 to 1987, when he unexpectantly lost to John McAllion of the Labour Party.
		Wilson can be characterised as a SNP Fundamentalist, although more of an old style fundie rather than the new breed which tends to be firmly on the left of the party, with Wilson being more moderate in opinion.
	www.fact-index.com /g/go/gordon_wilson.html (258 words)

	Inventory of the Gordon and Hackett Family Papers, 1752-1942
		The Gordon and Hackett families of Wilkes County, N.C. were united through the marriage of Robert Franklin Hackett (died circa 1889) and Caroline Louise Gordon Hackett (1828-1891), who were married in 1859 after an extended and secret engagement.
		Brigadier General James Byron Gordon, brother of Caroline Gordon Hackett, was a merchant, farmer, politician, and Confederate soldier born at Wilkesboro.
		The Gordon family was of Scottish descent and had emigrated from Scotland in 1724 to settle first in Maryland and finally in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, and Wilkes County, N.C. James B. and Caroline Gordon's parents were Nathaniel Gordon and Sarah Lenoir Gwyn.
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	The Raw Story \| James Clasper \| Gordon Brown: The new Blair?
		The former British prime minister Harold Wilson believed that a good night’s sleep and a sense of history were the essential qualities of 10 Downing Street’s most successful residents.
		With the photographs of sinister treatment inflicted on Iraqi prisoners in Abu Ghraib and the devastating report by the Red Cross further damaging the credibility of his case for the liberation of Iraq, the current Labour leader, Tony Blair, may be forgiven for having had several sleepless nights in recent weeks.
		Born in Glasgow in 1951, the son of a church minister in the small Scottish town of Kirkaldy, Gordon Brown was already canvassing for the Labour party at age 12 and working as a political activist by his early 20s.
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	1951 Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
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	Scotland on Sunday - Poll: SNP set to seize power at Holyrood
		It’s clear that the Scottish people did not want it and there was many petitions sent to the Scottish Parliament against the union, and there were massive protests in Edinburgh and several other Scottish towns on the day it was passed.
		Gordon (67) - if the poll was carried out in the Central Belt then it's EVEN MORE REASON to be excited because the majority of "die hard nationalists" don't live in the Central Belt, they live in the North East of Scotland which you would know if you looked at the SNP's election results.
		Scottish Opinion's track record is terrible, In 2003 they predicted the SNP would get 31% of the first vote and 36% of the second vote and we all remember what actually happened.
	scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=1262582006 (14212 words)

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	The Scotsman - Politics - Anti-Scottish feeling laid bare over question of next Prime Minister (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		My Scottish friends who’ve been living in England for many years say they are embarrassed by the open dislike of the English that’s emanating from Scotland and slowly but surely, it’s starting to affect their lives in the community.
		Instead of portioning blame to the scottish for anti-english sentiment or looking at who would benefit more from a split think instead on the root problem which is that we don't like being governed by westminter and england wouldn't like to be governed by a scot, dog eat dog end of.
		Scottish soldiers have been good enough to die for you in your bloody wars but all of a sudden are not good enough to be your prime minister.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /politics.cfm?id=1529492006 (13613 words)

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	Gordon Wilson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gordon Wilson (Scottish politician), former leader of the Scottish National Party
		Gordon Wilson (Canadian politician) (born 1949), leader of the British Columbia Liberal Party
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	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gordon_Wilson (124 words)

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