The National Review, Volume 79W.H. Allen, 1922 - Great Britain |
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Ir the pot is disqualified from calling the kettle black , the present Lord Chancellor ( Viscount Birkenhead ) is scarcely entitled to lecture Peers in general and Law Birkenheadism Lords in particular on conduct , deportment or morals ...
Ir the pot is disqualified from calling the kettle black , the present Lord Chancellor ( Viscount Birkenhead ) is scarcely entitled to lecture Peers in general and Law Birkenheadism Lords in particular on conduct , deportment or morals ...
Page 352
In a word , he trusted Mr. Lloyd George , Lords Curzon and Birkenhead , Mr. Austen Chamberlain and others whom he should have mistrusted . Lord Carson is proportionately indignant at the base deception they have practised after ...
In a word , he trusted Mr. Lloyd George , Lords Curzon and Birkenhead , Mr. Austen Chamberlain and others whom he should have mistrusted . Lord Carson is proportionately indignant at the base deception they have practised after ...
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If Law Lords might make such speeches , why not other Judges ? indignantly inquired the outraged Birkenhead . The answer is , of course , that Law Lords exercise the same discretion as the leading Law Lord , i.e. the Lord Chancellor .
If Law Lords might make such speeches , why not other Judges ? indignantly inquired the outraged Birkenhead . The answer is , of course , that Law Lords exercise the same discretion as the leading Law Lord , i.e. the Lord Chancellor .
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Edward de Vere and the Shakespeare Plays | 94 |
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