The National Review, Volume 78W.H. Allen, 1921 - English literature |
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Page 485
... Minister and one other Minister of each of the Great Powers , and that each Great Power should also send a permanent military representative as a technical adviser to this Council . This arrangement enabled the Ministers to meet ...
... Minister and one other Minister of each of the Great Powers , and that each Great Power should also send a permanent military representative as a technical adviser to this Council . This arrangement enabled the Ministers to meet ...
Page 718
... Minister , but that was not for want of asking - he could , had he chosen , have been War Minister in the last Unionist Government : Mr. Asquith would have been delighted to rope him into his own Government on any date between 1908 and ...
... Minister , but that was not for want of asking - he could , had he chosen , have been War Minister in the last Unionist Government : Mr. Asquith would have been delighted to rope him into his own Government on any date between 1908 and ...
Page 789
... Minister to get rid of much of his proper work in the House of Commons , and to gad about meddling in other ... Minister and a department behind him whose expenditure has attracted just and severe comment from a Parliamentary Committee ...
... Minister to get rid of much of his proper work in the House of Commons , and to gad about meddling in other ... Minister and a department behind him whose expenditure has attracted just and severe comment from a Parliamentary Committee ...
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