The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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Page 164
... Parliament is dissolved . It is certainly most unlikely that this Parliament will last out its full term , and the talk is already of another Election before the end of the year . But in two respects at least the Election has been ...
... Parliament is dissolved . It is certainly most unlikely that this Parliament will last out its full term , and the talk is already of another Election before the end of the year . But in two respects at least the Election has been ...
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... Parliament N March 6 the new Parliament was opened in state by the King . The scene of this ancient ceremonial was the Lords ' Chamber in the Palace of Westminster , which is still occupied by the Commons for normal purposes , but which ...
... Parliament N March 6 the new Parliament was opened in state by the King . The scene of this ancient ceremonial was the Lords ' Chamber in the Palace of Westminster , which is still occupied by the Commons for normal purposes , but which ...
Page 248
... Parliament has no idea what new pro- vision of aircraft , light aircraft - carriers and detective devices is being made to meet it - and these are the essentials . In that of the Army , Parliament does not know whether as much ( or as ...
... Parliament has no idea what new pro- vision of aircraft , light aircraft - carriers and detective devices is being made to meet it - and these are the essentials . In that of the Army , Parliament does not know whether as much ( or as ...
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CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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