The National Review, Volume 93W.H. Allen, 1929 - English literature |
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Page 142
... Election of 1925 by a majority of some five thousand votes . The position is unprecedented in one respect . No matter how surprising the result of an election may be , there is generally some wiseacre , after the event , who professes ...
... Election of 1925 by a majority of some five thousand votes . The position is unprecedented in one respect . No matter how surprising the result of an election may be , there is generally some wiseacre , after the event , who professes ...
Page 693
ANOTHER ASPECT OF THE GENERAL ELECTION THE most significant feature of the recent General Election is the large proportion of voters who failed to record their votes . In spite of the enfranchisement of 5,000,000 new voters , over ...
ANOTHER ASPECT OF THE GENERAL ELECTION THE most significant feature of the recent General Election is the large proportion of voters who failed to record their votes . In spite of the enfranchisement of 5,000,000 new voters , over ...
Page 785
... Election cost the Com- munist Party . Seeing that the special election fund raised in this country amounted on May 31st to only £ 2,612 , the apparently futile efforts of the Red candidates cost Moscow over £ 3,000 in hard cash . On the ...
... Election cost the Com- munist Party . Seeing that the special election fund raised in this country amounted on May 31st to only £ 2,612 , the apparently futile efforts of the Red candidates cost Moscow over £ 3,000 in hard cash . On the ...
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