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Martin was an effective legislator but his sharp tongue and intemperate speeches to the House made him few friends among his parliamentary colleagues. His most notable political achievement in his first eight years in office was to initiate the
Parliamentary debate that led to the establishment of a
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675:"Sir James Martin [1] (1820–1886)"
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