The National Review, Volume 11W.H. Allen, 1888 - Great Britain |
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... tenths of each constituency will continue to consist of men , and although we are told that women are perfectly represented by the representation of men , yet very few men would feel themselves adequately represented by a woman .
... tenths of each constituency will continue to consist of men , and although we are told that women are perfectly represented by the representation of men , yet very few men would feel themselves adequately represented by a woman .
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Property , wealth , culture , and administrative experience have been named as the interests which are specially represented in that assembly . But they are not equally represented . The first two enjoy an enormous preponderance of ...
Property , wealth , culture , and administrative experience have been named as the interests which are specially represented in that assembly . But they are not equally represented . The first two enjoy an enormous preponderance of ...
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These points , however , as well as the selection of the colonies to be represented , are considerations which need not now be discussed . I contend only for the broad principle that the colonists , being absolutely excluded from the ...
These points , however , as well as the selection of the colonies to be represented , are considerations which need not now be discussed . I contend only for the broad principle that the colonists , being absolutely excluded from the ...
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Contents
CRIPPS C | 37 |
Curzon Hon George N The Reconstruction of the House | 97 |
FAWCETT Mrs Henry | 237 |
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