The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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... votes was 23 per cent . - the highest swing recorded for any city in the United Kingdom . Since 1945 , however , the ... Vote Unionist and keep your job was an election - winner in 1935 . But just because unemployment in Birmingham was ...
... votes was 23 per cent . - the highest swing recorded for any city in the United Kingdom . Since 1945 , however , the ... Vote Unionist and keep your job was an election - winner in 1935 . But just because unemployment in Birmingham was ...
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... vote " and the " second ballot . " Both these devices presuppose a Party system from which fundamental differences of principle have been excluded . Such a system might be said ( with certain qualifications ) to obtain in the United ...
... vote " and the " second ballot . " Both these devices presuppose a Party system from which fundamental differences of principle have been excluded . Such a system might be said ( with certain qualifications ) to obtain in the United ...
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... vote does not fall much below 35 per cent . Can it be said that the voting in the General Election proves that Britain is in fact split into " Two Nations " ? What is meant by " Two Nations " ? Disraeli 260 THE NATIONAL REVIEW 58 222 226.
... vote does not fall much below 35 per cent . Can it be said that the voting in the General Election proves that Britain is in fact split into " Two Nations " ? What is meant by " Two Nations " ? Disraeli 260 THE NATIONAL REVIEW 58 222 226.
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CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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