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According to the Liberal Magazine , Liberal , Labour and Nationalism have polled an aggregate of 3,394,259 votes against a ... The “ Liberal ” excess being computed at 837,528 , which looks well on paper , but if the Nationalist vote be ...
According to the Liberal Magazine , Liberal , Labour and Nationalism have polled an aggregate of 3,394,259 votes against a ... The “ Liberal ” excess being computed at 837,528 , which looks well on paper , but if the Nationalist vote be ...
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The total vote in 1904 was 435,723 smaller than in 1900 , when , with an equally general expression of the people at the polls ... or 1,117,176 more than in 1900 , showing that 1,552,899 voters failed to vote , as compared with 1900.
The total vote in 1904 was 435,723 smaller than in 1900 , when , with an equally general expression of the people at the polls ... or 1,117,176 more than in 1900 , showing that 1,552,899 voters failed to vote , as compared with 1900.
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The interest is , of course , increased by the fact that women as well as men have the privilege of voting , practically ... but another paper submitting three issues : ( 1 ) " I vote that the number of licences remain as at present .
The interest is , of course , increased by the fact that women as well as men have the privilege of voting , practically ... but another paper submitting three issues : ( 1 ) " I vote that the number of licences remain as at present .
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