The author of this bill compared each of its opponents to "two dreadnoughts" but claimed "theyare just as great a terror and they last longer."
The author of this bill compared each of its opponents to "two dreadnoughts" but claimed "theyare just as great a terror and they last longer." Winston Churchill led a "league" in support of thisbill, which sang a song ending "and not on the food." This bill introduced a six pence on the poundpenalty that became known as the first "supertax" as well as a tax on the "unearned increment" ofland. The group that rejected this bill was denounced as "five hundred men chosen at random fromamongst the unemployed" by this bill's architect, who got revenge by orchestrating the (*) ParliamentAct two years later. The fallout from the veto of this bill led to the upper house's power being reduced tothe ability to delay legislation rather than reject it. For 10 points, identify this 1909 supply bill introducedby David Lloyd George, which was named for its intent to weaken aristocratic power and sparked adramatic conflict with the House of Lords.
The author of this bill compared each of its opponents to "two dreadnoughts" but claimed "theyare just as great a terror and they last longer."
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