The National Review, Volume 83W.H. Allen, 1924 - English literature |
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... Ministers who were just getting into their stride , Conservative members who lost their seats , or our defeated ... Minister's sensational decision last autumn to dissolve on a Protectionist programme . Is it certain that if we ...
... Ministers who were just getting into their stride , Conservative members who lost their seats , or our defeated ... Minister's sensational decision last autumn to dissolve on a Protectionist programme . Is it certain that if we ...
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... Minister was still laboriously constructing his Government , and was about to retire to the delights of Chequers The ... Ministry , it cannot be said that unerring discrimination was displayed in selecting recruits from other Parties ...
... Minister was still laboriously constructing his Government , and was about to retire to the delights of Chequers The ... Ministry , it cannot be said that unerring discrimination was displayed in selecting recruits from other Parties ...
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... Minister's next duty , after constructing his Ministry of somewhat " mixed biscuits , " was to produce a programme to be laid before Parliament . This necessitated a delay of some weeks , as although we had been given to understand that ...
... Minister's next duty , after constructing his Ministry of somewhat " mixed biscuits , " was to produce a programme to be laid before Parliament . This necessitated a delay of some weeks , as although we had been given to understand that ...
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... Minister said the word in season , which it may be hoped indicates that those " curtain lectures " with which of ... Minister's two hours ' speech , which was at least one hour too long . As Mr. Asquith was once heard to say , " No ...
... Minister said the word in season , which it may be hoped indicates that those " curtain lectures " with which of ... Minister's two hours ' speech , which was at least one hour too long . As Mr. Asquith was once heard to say , " No ...
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... Ministers may succeed in this gigantic task- they will encounter no obstruction from Conservatives in increasing the ... Minister was non - committal , but he might have been worse . Indeed , had Mr. Asquith stood in Mr. MacDonald's ...
... Ministers may succeed in this gigantic task- they will encounter no obstruction from Conservatives in increasing the ... Minister was non - committal , but he might have been worse . Indeed , had Mr. Asquith stood in Mr. MacDonald's ...
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