The National Review, Volume 58W.H. Allen, 1911 - English literature |
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Page 354
... Leader and the occupants of the opposite Front Bench , because unless the Leader be a man of exceptionally strong and determined character , they prevent him from doing his duty as critic and assailant of the Government , and even ...
... Leader and the occupants of the opposite Front Bench , because unless the Leader be a man of exceptionally strong and determined character , they prevent him from doing his duty as critic and assailant of the Government , and even ...
Page 504
... Leader of the Opposition , in a dignified and moving speech , made known his decision : " I desire to say that after very long and serious thought I have come to the conclusion , for reasons which I shall give you in a moment , that the ...
... Leader of the Opposition , in a dignified and moving speech , made known his decision : " I desire to say that after very long and serious thought I have come to the conclusion , for reasons which I shall give you in a moment , that the ...
Page 510
... Leaders and enthusiastic loyalty to their chief . The new leader in the House of Commons - because it is only in the House of Commons , I am glad to think , a new leader will have to be found - will , of course , not have an easy task ...
... Leaders and enthusiastic loyalty to their chief . The new leader in the House of Commons - because it is only in the House of Commons , I am glad to think , a new leader will have to be found - will , of course , not have an easy task ...
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