The National Review, Volume 55W.H. Allen, 1910 - English literature |
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that makes their opponents take them for abnormally simple folk ? Is it their appearance or their character ? " The answer is , of course , " Both . " The world has been rocking with laughter at the simplicity of the Cocoa Press , which ...
that makes their opponents take them for abnormally simple folk ? Is it their appearance or their character ? " The answer is , of course , " Both . " The world has been rocking with laughter at the simplicity of the Cocoa Press , which ...
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... appeared to be co - operating to create a vacancy in the Leadership , and had their Party swept the country , they intended to jettison the Liberal Imperialists so called . But they have been temporarily chastened by reverses , and even ...
... appeared to be co - operating to create a vacancy in the Leadership , and had their Party swept the country , they intended to jettison the Liberal Imperialists so called . But they have been temporarily chastened by reverses , and even ...
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... appeared on the scenes with the prediction that he and his colleagues might stay in office for three or four years . The Lord Advocate has a genius for unintelligent antici- pation . Nothing foreseen by him has ever come to pass . From ...
... appeared on the scenes with the prediction that he and his colleagues might stay in office for three or four years . The Lord Advocate has a genius for unintelligent antici- pation . Nothing foreseen by him has ever come to pass . From ...
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... appearance of the Ministerial Bill , " of placing our plan before the country , and then allowing the country to judge between the plan of the House of Commons and our own . " That was the real issue . Lord Rosebery believed that the ...
... appearance of the Ministerial Bill , " of placing our plan before the country , and then allowing the country to judge between the plan of the House of Commons and our own . " That was the real issue . Lord Rosebery believed that the ...
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... appearance of the great Commoner Mr. Chamberlain , which gave unfeigned delight to the Unionist Party . The Debate on the Address was preceded by a curious incident . Mr. Hardy proposed an amendment to the usual Sessional Order ...
... appearance of the great Commoner Mr. Chamberlain , which gave unfeigned delight to the Unionist Party . The Debate on the Address was preceded by a curious incident . Mr. Hardy proposed an amendment to the usual Sessional Order ...
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