The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 141
party both in the House and the constituencies fast ebbing away and the machine they so laboriously con- structed beginning to creak and groan very ominously , Mr Ramsay MacDonald and Mr Henderson have been hard at work rigging up a ...
party both in the House and the constituencies fast ebbing away and the machine they so laboriously con- structed beginning to creak and groan very ominously , Mr Ramsay MacDonald and Mr Henderson have been hard at work rigging up a ...
Page 146
... party is preserved intact , that it is more in harmony with itself than at any time since the end of the General Strike . Mr Baldwin has shown himself to have the first indispensable quality of a party leader . For a leader who cannot ...
... party is preserved intact , that it is more in harmony with itself than at any time since the end of the General Strike . Mr Baldwin has shown himself to have the first indispensable quality of a party leader . For a leader who cannot ...
Page 147
... party a fit instrument of government . To govern , it must secure the approval of the country . How far does the Con- servative party , so far as by - elections and other available evidence can indicate , command approval and arouse ...
... party a fit instrument of government . To govern , it must secure the approval of the country . How far does the Con- servative party , so far as by - elections and other available evidence can indicate , command approval and arouse ...
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