This was also the surname of a man who provided legal assistance to insurgents court marshaled after the Battle of the Windmill.
This was the surname of the commander of the rear guard at the Battle of Omdurman, who later shot himself in Ceylon after facing accusations of having sexual relations with teenage boys. This was also the surname of a man who provided legal assistance to insurgents court marshaled after the Battle of the Windmill. Besides Hector Hugh, another Briton to hold this surname lost support after suspending the prosecution of editor J.R. Campbell and was later connected to (*) Communism by the forged Zinoviev Letter.  Another politician with this surname was forced to resign after the Pacific Scandal revealed that bribery helped fuel the construction of a Canadian railway. For 10 points, name this surname held by Britain's first Labour prime minister, Ramsay, and the first Canadian prime minister, John.
This was the surname of the commander of the rear guard at the Battle of Omdurman, who later shot himself in Ceylon after facing accusations of having sexual relations with teenage boys.
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