The National Review, Volume 81W.H. Allen, 1923 - Great Britain |
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Page 42
The Liberal Government was responsible for this rebellion . It had allowed the Peace Preservation ( Ireland ) Act , 44 & 45 Victoria , c . 5 , commonly known as the Arms Act , which gave the Government complete control over the ...
The Liberal Government was responsible for this rebellion . It had allowed the Peace Preservation ( Ireland ) Act , 44 & 45 Victoria , c . 5 , commonly known as the Arms Act , which gave the Government complete control over the ...
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In Egypt to - day there is a Government which is costly , inefficient and incapable of maintaining public order without martial law , the odium of which rests on the British ; and this country is responsible for its mistakes .
In Egypt to - day there is a Government which is costly , inefficient and incapable of maintaining public order without martial law , the odium of which rests on the British ; and this country is responsible for its mistakes .
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because it represents the views of the general public whose opinion is despised by Governments from the moment they have ... Apart from the merits of this vital issue we are most anxious that on its own account the Bonar Law Government ...
because it represents the views of the general public whose opinion is despised by Governments from the moment they have ... Apart from the merits of this vital issue we are most anxious that on its own account the Bonar Law Government ...
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