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The object of Government is to do the best for its citizens . To do this , it must raise
money to pay for Army and Navy , education , police , and all communal charges .
It must appropriate private money . It must appropriate wealth . In the end , it ...
The object of Government is to do the best for its citizens . To do this , it must raise
money to pay for Army and Navy , education , police , and all communal charges .
It must appropriate private money . It must appropriate wealth . In the end , it ...
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... would have been the special objects of the solicitude of a British Govern . ment
, whatever its party complexion . ... we are told on high authority , that it is the
deliberate object of the Government to hand over South Africa to the Boers.f * Mr.
... would have been the special objects of the solicitude of a British Govern . ment
, whatever its party complexion . ... we are told on high authority , that it is the
deliberate object of the Government to hand over South Africa to the Boers.f * Mr.
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Jews and Roman Catholics , therefore , are the special object of Ministerial
solicitude , and Clause IV . is drawn in the hope that while it gives them the right
to teach their own children in their own way , it will so operate as to deny a similar
...
Jews and Roman Catholics , therefore , are the special object of Ministerial
solicitude , and Clause IV . is drawn in the hope that while it gives them the right
to teach their own children in their own way , it will so operate as to deny a similar
...
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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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