The National Review, Volume 54W.H. Allen, 1909 - English literature |
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Page 53
1. It is based upon party and by the law of its nature tends to accentuate party . * 2. The successful working of the party system depends on the unity of the Cabinet - in other words on " a Committee of the party that has a majority in ...
1. It is based upon party and by the law of its nature tends to accentuate party . * 2. The successful working of the party system depends on the unity of the Cabinet - in other words on " a Committee of the party that has a majority in ...
Page 57
... Party it also requires , as a condition of success , that there should be only two Parties . " But , as everybody can see , there are at present four organised parties in the House of Commons , the two historic Parties , the Labour Party ...
... Party it also requires , as a condition of success , that there should be only two Parties . " But , as everybody can see , there are at present four organised parties in the House of Commons , the two historic Parties , the Labour Party ...
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... Party discipline . We have but to reflect for a moment on the state of the ruling Party , and we shall see that the Cabinet is divided against itself on such a first principle of national existence as the expenditure required for the ...
... Party discipline . We have but to reflect for a moment on the state of the ruling Party , and we shall see that the Cabinet is divided against itself on such a first principle of national existence as the expenditure required for the ...
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