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Toynbee

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Toynbee
1. Arnold 1852--83, British economist and social reformer, after whom Toynbee Hall, a residential settlement in East London, is named
2. his nephew, Arnold Joseph. 1889--1975, British historian. In his chief work, A Study of History (1934--61), he attempted to analyse the principles determining the rise and fall of civilizations


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He has also interviewed and photographed numerous celebrities ranging from Bertrand Russell and Winston Churchill to Arnold Toynbee, Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dali.
When George Osborne arrived after his speech today he was mobbed (see my cameraphone snap of him briefing the Guardian's Polly Toynbee and Martin Kettle).
On Newsnight recently during an interview, Polly Toynbee one of New Labour's most vociferous and loyal supporters over the last 15 years, said that Gordon Brown, pictured, was destroying the Labour Party.
 
 
 
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