International Daft Week (Looking Back at Prime Ministers Part 1)

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William Howard Taft cph.3b35813.jpgInternational Daft Week, beginning with International Daft Day on Friday the 8th of March to Thursday the 15th, is a celebration that celebrates the life of our celebrated late Prime Minister, the celebrated Wilfred Howard Daft.
As Daft Week draws to a close, we examine the life of our 88th Prime Minister, Wilfred H. Daft, (1808-1888) whose celebrated terms started in the celebrated year of 1868, and ended with his twelfth term in 1881.
The Daft Painting, a celebrated painting of him was given to the Royal Marlovian Art Gallery in 1971, on the 83rd International  (Celebrated) Daft Day Celebration.

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