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... make it practically impossible to secure a decision adverse to the conduct of
any one department , even if a majority of members disapprove of its action , In
the exercise of its legislative functions Parlia , ment is almost equally powerless .
... make it practically impossible to secure a decision adverse to the conduct of
any one department , even if a majority of members disapprove of its action , In
the exercise of its legislative functions Parlia , ment is almost equally powerless .
Page 780
Having deliberately created a vacancy in Washington by compelling An
UnfortuSir Mortimer Durand to retire , because he was nate Appointsupposed to
be “ out of touch " with the White ment . House , and therefore incapable of
looking after ...
Having deliberately created a vacancy in Washington by compelling An
UnfortuSir Mortimer Durand to retire , because he was nate Appointsupposed to
be “ out of touch " with the White ment . House , and therefore incapable of
looking after ...
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The Emperor's vịew was that if the Go ment did not take the initiative , the
Reichstag - in other words , the Socialists , the Centres , and the Progressives -
would take the matter in hand , and the Government would be forced to follow
them .
The Emperor's vịew was that if the Go ment did not take the initiative , the
Reichstag - in other words , the Socialists , the Centres , and the Progressives -
would take the matter in hand , and the Government would be forced to follow
them .
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NATIONAL | 560 |
The Future of Tariff Reform By J L GARVIN Editor of | 571 |
To General Picquart on his Appointment as Secretary | 632 |
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