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Page 355
They assert that the present holder of power ' will , even if the Labour Party is returned with a clear majority at an election , attempt to use the Prerogatives of the Crown and the authority of the House of Lords to prevent a ...
They assert that the present holder of power ' will , even if the Labour Party is returned with a clear majority at an election , attempt to use the Prerogatives of the Crown and the authority of the House of Lords to prevent a ...
Page 359
It is possible , not to say probable , that the King considered the formation of a National Government under the leadership of Mr MacDonald to be the best method of dealing with the emergency caused by the break - up of the Labour ...
It is possible , not to say probable , that the King considered the formation of a National Government under the leadership of Mr MacDonald to be the best method of dealing with the emergency caused by the break - up of the Labour ...
Page 190
noble Lords and their right honourable friends of the Labour Party and thus bring about the disasters which I have ventured to indicate . ' The Labour Party , not unnaturally , resented the implication that the task of discriminating ...
noble Lords and their right honourable friends of the Labour Party and thus bring about the disasters which I have ventured to indicate . ' The Labour Party , not unnaturally , resented the implication that the task of discriminating ...
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