The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 259
... constitutional way is open to it to avoid this differentiation between one class of creditors and another it can probably ... Constitution , directly in the way of a determined Government and country . 6 It was with such motives , in all ...
... constitutional way is open to it to avoid this differentiation between one class of creditors and another it can probably ... Constitution , directly in the way of a determined Government and country . 6 It was with such motives , in all ...
Page 354
... constitution , namely , the basis of communal distribution of seats , Mr Gandhi had to confess with ' feelings of shame and humiliation that ' the Indian people ' were quite incapable of coming to any agreement and were obliged to leave ...
... constitution , namely , the basis of communal distribution of seats , Mr Gandhi had to confess with ' feelings of shame and humiliation that ' the Indian people ' were quite incapable of coming to any agreement and were obliged to leave ...
Page 357
... constitution and with all the attendant disappointment which is perfectly understandable , we cannot foresee in the future the possibility of any constitutional scheme being devised either in England or in India which may be acceptable ...
... constitution and with all the attendant disappointment which is perfectly understandable , we cannot foresee in the future the possibility of any constitutional scheme being devised either in England or in India which may be acceptable ...
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