The National Review, Volume 104W.H. Allen, 1935 - English literature |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 48
Page 6
... Commons with its three official parties , and all the pomp and circumstance attending official- dom . At first sight the forces appear to be overwhelmingly against the defenders of the Indian Empire , but the House of Commons and the ...
... Commons with its three official parties , and all the pomp and circumstance attending official- dom . At first sight the forces appear to be overwhelmingly against the defenders of the Indian Empire , but the House of Commons and the ...
Page 319
... Commons - I mean its incapacity to prolong its own existence - would then lapse and the House of Commons could pass a Decennial or Quindecennial Act and go on happily as did the Rump , till some enterprising general removed the Mace ...
... Commons - I mean its incapacity to prolong its own existence - would then lapse and the House of Commons could pass a Decennial or Quindecennial Act and go on happily as did the Rump , till some enterprising general removed the Mace ...
Page 804
... Commons does not represent the will of the people . A false public opinion is easily manufactured ; a vocal and busy clique will capture the ear of the press , and influence Ministers , and the House of Commons will be induced to ...
... Commons does not represent the will of the people . A false public opinion is easily manufactured ; a vocal and busy clique will capture the ear of the press , and influence Ministers , and the House of Commons will be induced to ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Admiral affairs armaments arms Army attack Australian Baldwin believe Bill birds Britain British Empire caste Conservative danger defence Dickens Dominion doubt election electors England English Europe European fact favour Federal force foreign France French Geneva German Germany's give Government Herr Hitler Hertzog Hindu Hitler hope House of Commons Imperial important India interests Ireland Italy Japan Japanese King land leaders League of Nations Liberal Little Entente live London Lord Lord David Cecil Lord Willingdon majority Manchuria matter means ment military National Review native naval Navy Nazi never opinion Pacifists paper Parliament party peace political position present Press Prime Minister Princes question race realise reason recent regard Russia Saar Scotland Simonstown Sir John Simon Smuts Socialist South Africa speech things tion to-day trade Treaty Union vote whole word