Horatio Bottomley
- AWhy is the Red Blood flowing
- B(part 2)
- Label
- Bulldog
- Catalogue number
- 200
- Genre
- Misc.
- Format
- 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
- Reference
- #6516
Horatio Bottomley was one of the most notorious public figures of Edwardian and early Georgian Britain — journalist, fraudster, demagogue, and Member of Parliament — who was eventually convicted and imprisoned for fraud in 1922. This Bulldog label disc (catalogue 200) contains a wartime speech, 'Why is the Red Blood Flowing'. Recordings of Bottomley were pressed for the mass market during the war years; the Bulldog label is obscure and the specific combination may be uncommon.
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