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Richard Potter (1778–1842) was a radical non-conformist Liberal Party MP for Wigan, and a founding member of the Little Circle which was key in gaining the Reform Act 1832.

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rdfs:comment	Richard Potter (1778–1842) was a radical non-conformist Liberal Party MP for Wigan, and a founding member of the Little Circle which was key in gaining the Reform Act 1832. (en) Richard Potter (1778-1842) est un député libéral radical non-conformiste de Wigan et un membre fondateur du Little Circle qui joue un rôle clé dans l'obtention de la Reform Act 1832. (fr)
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