The National Review, Volume 4W.H. Allen, 1884 - English literature |
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... Reform would have great moral weight if Parliament had thrown out a Reform Bill . But what value can be attached to them when Parliament has not rejected a Reform Bill , but , on the contrary , has insisted that a whole Reform Bill ...
... Reform would have great moral weight if Parliament had thrown out a Reform Bill . But what value can be attached to them when Parliament has not rejected a Reform Bill , but , on the contrary , has insisted that a whole Reform Bill ...
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The precedents of Parliamentary Reform show that to divide a Reform Bill into two halves , and then to deal with the extension portion first , leaving the question of redistribution unsettled , is altogether contrary to usage and ...
The precedents of Parliamentary Reform show that to divide a Reform Bill into two halves , and then to deal with the extension portion first , leaving the question of redistribution unsettled , is altogether contrary to usage and ...
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... reform . But was it pledged to half a Reform Bill ? Certainly not . The idea of extension of the franchise without redistribution was not mooted from a single hustings , and poor indeed would have been the chance of the candidate who ...
... reform . But was it pledged to half a Reform Bill ? Certainly not . The idea of extension of the franchise without redistribution was not mooted from a single hustings , and poor indeed would have been the chance of the candidate who ...
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