The National Review, Volume 11W.H. Allen, 1888 - Great Britain |
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Page 131
The British Parliament is furthermore an Imperial Parliament , and is the governing body for the vast congeries of States and dependencies known as the British Empire . It is true that legislative functions have , in some cases ...
The British Parliament is furthermore an Imperial Parliament , and is the governing body for the vast congeries of States and dependencies known as the British Empire . It is true that legislative functions have , in some cases ...
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The British people , for their part , must be prepared to qualify in some measure , and for some little time , their adoration for the strict principles of Free Trade ; and must be willing to give to their colonies , and from them to ...
The British people , for their part , must be prepared to qualify in some measure , and for some little time , their adoration for the strict principles of Free Trade ; and must be willing to give to their colonies , and from them to ...
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For many years the agricultural interest had complained of the oppressive nature of the Malt Tax , and with very good reason . No other English producer is , in fact , so unfairly handicapped as the British farmer .
For many years the agricultural interest had complained of the oppressive nature of the Malt Tax , and with very good reason . No other English producer is , in fact , so unfairly handicapped as the British farmer .
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ARNOLD Matthew | 1 |
CRIPPS C | 37 |
CURZON Hon George N The Reconstruction of the House | 97 |
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