The National Review, Volume 52W.H. Allen, 1908 - English literature |
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... Minister Asquith and the Foreign Minister Grey , the name of the Chancellor of the Exchequer is more in all mouths than that of any other mem- ber of the English Government . " Our only diplomatist was accompanied to Berlin by a running ...
... Minister Asquith and the Foreign Minister Grey , the name of the Chancellor of the Exchequer is more in all mouths than that of any other mem- ber of the English Government . " Our only diplomatist was accompanied to Berlin by a running ...
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... Ministers appointed by the King on the recommendation of his Prime Minister . The leading Ministers are more or less loosely con- nected in what is called a Cabinet , which is merely an inner circle for consultation purposes . So far as ...
... Ministers appointed by the King on the recommendation of his Prime Minister . The leading Ministers are more or less loosely con- nected in what is called a Cabinet , which is merely an inner circle for consultation purposes . So far as ...
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... Ministers are interested , and in the peaceable adjustment of the rival claims of the different departments on the Exchequer . Also , occasionally a Minister in charge of Foreign or Colonial affairs , wishing to feel that in some ...
... Ministers are interested , and in the peaceable adjustment of the rival claims of the different departments on the Exchequer . Also , occasionally a Minister in charge of Foreign or Colonial affairs , wishing to feel that in some ...
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