The National Review, Volume 54W.H. Allen, 1909 - English literature |
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Page 374
... Finance Bills which they had never given up , but he commended their wisdom in not surrendering it , and he recognised that the privileges of the House of Lords were as important as those of the House of Commons . But whatever might be ...
... Finance Bills which they had never given up , but he commended their wisdom in not surrendering it , and he recognised that the privileges of the House of Lords were as important as those of the House of Commons . But whatever might be ...
Page 546
... Finance Bill in 1894 , when he said : " We all know that we in this House cannot amend a Money Bill , but we have a perfect right to discuss it , and a full right to throw it out if we so will " ; while some years . later another ...
... Finance Bill in 1894 , when he said : " We all know that we in this House cannot amend a Money Bill , but we have a perfect right to discuss it , and a full right to throw it out if we so will " ; while some years . later another ...
Page 547
... Finance Bill . The Prime Minister had informed the City that it would have " far - reaching political and social results political and social , mind you , not financial - the President of the Board of Trade described it as containing ...
... Finance Bill . The Prime Minister had informed the City that it would have " far - reaching political and social results political and social , mind you , not financial - the President of the Board of Trade described it as containing ...
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