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life ring · member of the 48th parliament of the united kingdom 1979 – 83 · assistant whip 1983 – 84 · member of the 49th parliament of the united kingdom 1983 – 87 · lord commissioner of the treasury 1984 – 85 · chief secretary to the treasury 1987 – 89 · member of the privy council of the united kingdom 1987 – · member of the 50th parliament of the united kingdom 1987 – 92 · chancellor of the exchequer 1989 – 90 · secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs 1989 · first lord of the treasury 1990 – 97 · leader of the conservative party 1990 – 97 · minister for the civil service 1990 – 97 · prime minister of the united kingdom 1990 – 97 · member of the 51st parliament of the united kingdom 1992 – 97 · leader of the opposition 1997 · shadow foreign secretary 1997 · shadow secretary of state for defence 1997 · member of the 52nd parliament of the united kingdom 1997 – 2001
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John Major
1943life span
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1990 to 1997
- Nationality (demonym)Unsourced
- British
- Born (year, − for BCE)Unsourced
- 1943
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- autobiographeroccupation
- bank manageroccupation
- politicianoccupation
- Assistant Whipposition
- Chancellor of the Exchequerposition
- Chief Secretary to the Treasuryposition
- First Lord of the Treasuryposition
- Leader of the Conservative Partyposition
- Leader of the Oppositionposition
- Lord Commissioner of the Treasuryposition
- Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdomposition
- Minister for the Civil Serviceposition
- Prime Minister of the United Kingdomposition
- Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairsposition
- Shadow Foreign Secretaryposition
- Shadow Secretary of State for Defenceposition
- member of the 48th Parliament of the United Kingdomposition
- member of the 49th Parliament of the United Kingdomposition
- member of the 50th Parliament of the United Kingdomposition
- member of the 51st Parliament of the United Kingdomposition
- member of the 52nd Parliament of the United Kingdomposition
- Anglicanismreligion
- Church of Englandreligion
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