The National Review, Volume 43, Issue 1W.H. Allen, 1904 |
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Page 23
... Chamberlain . " Their duty was limited to defending their own policy , but unfortunately neither Lord Salisbury nor any of his colleagues have yet furnished any intelligible exposition of the official policy , which the speaker excused ...
... Chamberlain . " Their duty was limited to defending their own policy , but unfortunately neither Lord Salisbury nor any of his colleagues have yet furnished any intelligible exposition of the official policy , which the speaker excused ...
Page 24
... Chamberlain , while he made effec- tive use of the recent " climb down " of Germany on " the mere whisper of retaliation ... Chamberlain's resignation , of which they were not aware , and placed himself in their hands . " On reflection ...
... Chamberlain , while he made effec- tive use of the recent " climb down " of Germany on " the mere whisper of retaliation ... Chamberlain's resignation , of which they were not aware , and placed himself in their hands . " On reflection ...
Page 25
... Chamberlain , the Prime Minister's declarations would not be inconsistent with his previous expectations , and he impressed this view on the Private Secretary . Then came the Speech at Sheffield , which pace the Duke was a mere platform ...
... Chamberlain , the Prime Minister's declarations would not be inconsistent with his previous expectations , and he impressed this view on the Private Secretary . Then came the Speech at Sheffield , which pace the Duke was a mere platform ...
Page 51
... Chamberlain . " Then followed the inevitable but inept rejoin- der , considered to be contemptuous and crushing , " Then you are going to sit upon the fence . " " Yes , certainly I am going to sit upon the fence until I have heard both ...
... Chamberlain . " Then followed the inevitable but inept rejoin- der , considered to be contemptuous and crushing , " Then you are going to sit upon the fence . " " Yes , certainly I am going to sit upon the fence until I have heard both ...
Page 54
... Chamberlain's scheme . In spite of all that is said by those friends of the working classes , the Free Traders , that the working classes are uneducated , lazy , too fond of eating and drinking , too much addicted to recreation , I ...
... Chamberlain's scheme . In spite of all that is said by those friends of the working classes , the Free Traders , that the working classes are uneducated , lazy , too fond of eating and drinking , too much addicted to recreation , I ...
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