The National Review, Volume 47, Issue 1W.H. Allen, 1906 |
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Page 183
... parliamentary history . It encouraged Englishmen to believe that the country still possessed statesmen capable of placing public above Party interests , and although during the last few years much Liberal water has been mixed with the ...
... parliamentary history . It encouraged Englishmen to believe that the country still possessed statesmen capable of placing public above Party interests , and although during the last few years much Liberal water has been mixed with the ...
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MR . HALDANE'S début as War Minister was a conspicuous Parliamentary success . Though his speech lasted two hours it did not contain a dull sentence . He cleverly Mr. Haldane as avoided saying anything very definite , but War Minister ...
MR . HALDANE'S début as War Minister was a conspicuous Parliamentary success . Though his speech lasted two hours it did not contain a dull sentence . He cleverly Mr. Haldane as avoided saying anything very definite , but War Minister ...
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... Parliamentary evolution ; in the brief and perfunctory debate in the House of Commons it received no very serious criticism , and was accepted in the Transvaal , notwithstanding the recent and desperate conflict , with singular ...
... Parliamentary evolution ; in the brief and perfunctory debate in the House of Commons it received no very serious criticism , and was accepted in the Transvaal , notwithstanding the recent and desperate conflict , with singular ...
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