The National Review, Volume 93W.H. Allen, 1929 - English literature |
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Page 142
... majority it might be . His supporters held the same view , and did not conceal their opinion that a smaller majority might be an advantage . The leader of the Labour Party , Mr. Holland , said the Reform Party was losing ground , and ...
... majority it might be . His supporters held the same view , and did not conceal their opinion that a smaller majority might be an advantage . The leader of the Labour Party , Mr. Holland , said the Reform Party was losing ground , and ...
Page 146
... majority to decide . The Bill gave them the two issues , but provided that , in order to secure stability , a majority in the proportion of 55 to 45 would be necessary to carry prohibition . It also provided for some drastic reforms in ...
... majority to decide . The Bill gave them the two issues , but provided that , in order to secure stability , a majority in the proportion of 55 to 45 would be necessary to carry prohibition . It also provided for some drastic reforms in ...
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stantial majority over both Oppositions in a series of three- cornered contests . The Oppositions , on their side , pronounce the Government to be one of the most inept that has ever scandalized our annals . Their only doubt is as to ...
stantial majority over both Oppositions in a series of three- cornered contests . The Oppositions , on their side , pronounce the Government to be one of the most inept that has ever scandalized our annals . Their only doubt is as to ...
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