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Page 970
The raja , unless he happened to be a usurper or the immediate descendant of
one , was the head of society , the representative of the Divine . In his name and
by his grace the administration was carried on . But the officers of the State were
...
The raja , unless he happened to be a usurper or the immediate descendant of
one , was the head of society , the representative of the Divine . In his name and
by his grace the administration was carried on . But the officers of the State were
...
Page 1042
Representative institutions have become indispensable to the people and there
is a touch of delicate irony in the circumstance that it is the advisers of the ex -
autocrat who are endeavouring to engrast them on the nation while the
champions ...
Representative institutions have become indispensable to the people and there
is a touch of delicate irony in the circumstance that it is the advisers of the ex -
autocrat who are endeavouring to engrast them on the nation while the
champions ...
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No plan for " representative control over Irish administration , " to use the Prime
Minister's words , has been authoritatively published , though there has been
much unauthorised speculation on the subject . The nearest approach to an
official or ...
No plan for " representative control over Irish administration , " to use the Prime
Minister's words , has been authoritatively published , though there has been
much unauthorised speculation on the subject . The nearest approach to an
official or ...
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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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