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The political career of Saul Solomon, Member of the Cape Legislative Assembly from 1854 to 1883
Saul Solomon was born in 1817 and died in 1892. He was never a member of the Legislative Council, so that his political career can be said to have begun in 1854, when he was returned to the first House of Assembly as one of the four members representing Capetown. He held his seat with a break of onl...
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