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WITH RESPECT to Christopher Howse's article on Lord Chitnis, May

Keywords: Peerage, Pratap Chitnis, Baron Chitnis, Life Peer, Lord, Hereditary Peer

21, there are three, not two, non-white peers. Lord Pitt of Hampstead and Lord Chitnis are life peers but Lord Sinha is the only non-European hereditary peer and the grandson of the first Indian to be elevated to the peerage. James Lee Potter Essex




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