The Quarterly Review, Volume 266, Issue 527John Murray, 1936 |
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Page 85
... possible by mutual consent . This may possibly be undesirable in the present state of society and its conventions . Even that rather startling proposi- tion , however , becomes less alarming when one reflects a little . The number of ...
... possible by mutual consent . This may possibly be undesirable in the present state of society and its conventions . Even that rather startling proposi- tion , however , becomes less alarming when one reflects a little . The number of ...
Page 153
... possible for a large number of seats to be won by small majorities , is not to distort public opinion but to give an additional advantage to the victorious party , and it has , therefore , the beneficial effect of increasing the ...
... possible for a large number of seats to be won by small majorities , is not to distort public opinion but to give an additional advantage to the victorious party , and it has , therefore , the beneficial effect of increasing the ...
Page 161
... possible in view of the varying conditions in the industry . In the circumstances it is not surprising that there is considerable sympathy for the miners ' claim , for although the average wages in the industry are not low and the ...
... possible in view of the varying conditions in the industry . In the circumstances it is not surprising that there is considerable sympathy for the miners ' claim , for although the average wages in the industry are not low and the ...
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