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 | | Mr Tucker then asked John whether he had ever seen Mr Spencer Percival, and was told that John had never seen him, or even written to him, but he did know about his assassin and could give a detailed description of the man, right down to what gun he used. |
 | | However, just as he was about to leave, his son, Michael, ran into the house and gave the news that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr Spencer Percival, had been assassinated on the afternoon of May 11th by a man called Bellingham. |
 | | Six weeks later, John went to London, just to go to the lobby of the House of Commons, to refresh the details of his dream in the place where Mr Spencer Percival had been shot dead by Bellingham. |
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