Harold Macmillan - 2 dictionary results
Mac⋅mil⋅lan
[muh
k-mil-uhn] 
–noun
| Harold, 1894–1986, British statesman: prime minister 1957–63. |
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| Mac·mil·lan
(mĭk-mĭl'ən) Pronunciation Key
British politician who joined Churchill in the 1930s in condemning Great Britain's appeasement of Hitler. As prime minister (1957-1963) he sought British entry into the Common Market. |
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