The National Review, Volume 89W.H. Allen, 1927 - English literature |
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Page 27
... Conservative Party in the constituencies - necessarily reflected in the House of Commons - at the exasperating attitude of the Government that was put in power to govern but obstinately refuses to fulfil its mandate . The discontent is ...
... Conservative Party in the constituencies - necessarily reflected in the House of Commons - at the exasperating attitude of the Government that was put in power to govern but obstinately refuses to fulfil its mandate . The discontent is ...
Page 28
... Conservative Government at home . The further our " Invertebrates " can be persuaded to run away from any form of ... Conservatives or the Liberals . The Prime Minister and our Leader is at any rate immensely re- spected by his followers ...
... Conservative Government at home . The further our " Invertebrates " can be persuaded to run away from any form of ... Conservatives or the Liberals . The Prime Minister and our Leader is at any rate immensely re- spected by his followers ...
Page 29
... Conservative Party will be consigned to a common doom . We stand or fall with our Leader ; there is no thought of ... Conservatives disgusted the constituencies to the point of providing the Socialists with an independent working ...
... Conservative Party will be consigned to a common doom . We stand or fall with our Leader ; there is no thought of ... Conservatives disgusted the constituencies to the point of providing the Socialists with an independent working ...
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... Conservative candidate the attack . It placed every Socialist on the defensive . It eclipsed every other issue . It stam- peded many constituencies into the Conservative fold that were regarded as forlorn hopes by the Party managers ...
... Conservative candidate the attack . It placed every Socialist on the defensive . It eclipsed every other issue . It stam- peded many constituencies into the Conservative fold that were regarded as forlorn hopes by the Party managers ...
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... Conservative , Liberal , or Socialist , on entering office , un- doubtedly forget everything except that they are " His Majesty's Ministers . " But this is not a failing peculiar to Conservatives . It is a common human weakness . Others ...
... Conservative , Liberal , or Socialist , on entering office , un- doubtedly forget everything except that they are " His Majesty's Ministers . " But this is not a failing peculiar to Conservatives . It is a common human weakness . Others ...
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