Shopping for Clerys: The unacceptable face of capitalism

 

Shopping for Clerys: The unacceptable face of capitalism

In 1973, the British prime minister, Edward Heath stood up in the House of Commons and referred to “the unpleasant and unacceptable face of capitalism”.

He was speaking about a mining group called Lonrho run by a buccaneering businessman, Tiny Rowland.

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