The National Review, Volume 41W.H. Allen, 1903 - English literature |
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Page 136
... authority . At the present time the pilotage service from the sea up beyond Gravesend is in the hands of one authority , but the drawing of an eastward limiting line anywhere will necessitate the existence of two authorities , where ...
... authority . At the present time the pilotage service from the sea up beyond Gravesend is in the hands of one authority , but the drawing of an eastward limiting line anywhere will necessitate the existence of two authorities , where ...
Page 360
... authority for London , and the constitution of this authority was the crux of the whole question . Some were in favour of an ad hoc authority created by popular election , but there were many objections to this solution . In the first ...
... authority for London , and the constitution of this authority was the crux of the whole question . Some were in favour of an ad hoc authority created by popular election , but there were many objections to this solution . In the first ...
Page 493
... authority in politics . But we are , and for some time have been , sufferers from what may be called the Plague of Politics ; and any one who feels this is loth to spread the disease by touching it over much . Moreover , authority ...
... authority in politics . But we are , and for some time have been , sufferers from what may be called the Plague of Politics ; and any one who feels this is loth to spread the disease by touching it over much . Moreover , authority ...
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CHAPLIN F Drummond Joint | 33 |
CLOUGH A | 42 |
The Lament of an Oxford Tory | 117 |
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