The National Review, Volume 55W.H. Allen, 1910 - English literature |
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Page 13
... second or unreal policy will mean a deliberate intention to shelve the whole question of the House of Lords . " Moreover , it would mean the determination of the professional politicians to keep up the worst unrealities of an outworn ...
... second or unreal policy will mean a deliberate intention to shelve the whole question of the House of Lords . " Moreover , it would mean the determination of the professional politicians to keep up the worst unrealities of an outworn ...
Page 14
... second week of February , when it began to be furtively pointed out in inspired articles that whatever else he may have promised , the Premier had categorically stated that the " first act " of himself and his colleagues if suc- cessful ...
... second week of February , when it began to be furtively pointed out in inspired articles that whatever else he may have promised , the Premier had categorically stated that the " first act " of himself and his colleagues if suc- cessful ...
Page 23
... the present manifestly unfair state of things " if a Bill could be framed through which and by which a Second Chamber would come into existence which would faithfully interpret the will of the nation - EPISODES OF THE MONTH 23.
... the present manifestly unfair state of things " if a Bill could be framed through which and by which a Second Chamber would come into existence which would faithfully interpret the will of the nation - EPISODES OF THE MONTH 23.
Page 27
... Second Chamber ought to be . " Nor did they want " a brand - new Senate , the powers of which would be co - ordinate with those of the House of Commons , and which would necessarily come into conflict with them . " But if it could be ...
... Second Chamber ought to be . " Nor did they want " a brand - new Senate , the powers of which would be co - ordinate with those of the House of Commons , and which would necessarily come into conflict with them . " But if it could be ...
Page 28
... Second Chamber , which is infinitely more important to the country , and so render a public service to the nation . " His heart sank on hearing counsels of tardiness from one Front Bench and counsels of leisureliness from the other ...
... Second Chamber , which is infinitely more important to the country , and so render a public service to the nation . " His heart sank on hearing counsels of tardiness from one Front Bench and counsels of leisureliness from the other ...
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