The National Review, Volume 48, Issue 2W.H. Allen, 1907 |
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Page 705
... Minister who is backed by official sources of information , and who has the power , if he chooses , to parry , evade , and at times blankly refuse to answer a question . Of course , if a question is put by an ex - Minister this power ...
... Minister who is backed by official sources of information , and who has the power , if he chooses , to parry , evade , and at times blankly refuse to answer a question . Of course , if a question is put by an ex - Minister this power ...
Page 733
... ( Minister for Lands ) and C. H. Mills ( Minister for Customs ) —were quietly dropped , and Sir Joseph Ward called to his Cabinet three of the strongest members of his party - Mr . J. Millar , as Minister for Customs and Labour ; Mr. G ...
... ( Minister for Lands ) and C. H. Mills ( Minister for Customs ) —were quietly dropped , and Sir Joseph Ward called to his Cabinet three of the strongest members of his party - Mr . J. Millar , as Minister for Customs and Labour ; Mr. G ...
Page 735
... Minister for Lands , is another steadying influence in the new Ministry . He is a New Zea- lander by birth , a graduate of the New Zealand University , a solicitor by profession , and a fairly well - to - do landowner . He has an ...
... Minister for Lands , is another steadying influence in the new Ministry . He is a New Zea- lander by birth , a graduate of the New Zealand University , a solicitor by profession , and a fairly well - to - do landowner . He has an ...
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To General Picquart on his Appointment as Secretary | 632 |
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