The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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... election of a candidate . " The object of these words is clear : the clause was drafted to prevent any individual candidate from having an unfairly large amount of money at his disposal during the Election period . But Sir Hartley ...
... election of a candidate . " The object of these words is clear : the clause was drafted to prevent any individual candidate from having an unfairly large amount of money at his disposal during the Election period . But Sir Hartley ...
Page 179
... election was over , the rebels drifted back into the Democratic Party , and they returned without serious punishment or embarrassment . Once President Roosevelt tried to " purge " some of his ... election BRITISH AND AMERICAN ELECTIONS 179.
... election was over , the rebels drifted back into the Democratic Party , and they returned without serious punishment or embarrassment . Once President Roosevelt tried to " purge " some of his ... election BRITISH AND AMERICAN ELECTIONS 179.
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... election . It has already started for the Congressional elections next November . If an early start were not made , a candidate for President could not hope to make an impression on the country . He would not attempt to do so in the 21 ...
... election . It has already started for the Congressional elections next November . If an early start were not made , a candidate for President could not hope to make an impression on the country . He would not attempt to do so in the 21 ...
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CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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