The Quarterly Review, Volume 236, Issue 468John Murray, 1921 |
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... reason for coalition ( the war ) and is constrained to follow the leader of its minority simply because its majority cannot provide a leader worth following - one finds some difficulty in describing the policy of either party . They are ...
... reason for coalition ( the war ) and is constrained to follow the leader of its minority simply because its majority cannot provide a leader worth following - one finds some difficulty in describing the policy of either party . They are ...
Page 10
... reasons shortly to be discussed , there is not another man in the Ministerial party , friend or enemy , fit to take up his work and develop his ideas . And if they are not developed - whether the uninspired plodding of his colleagues or ...
... reasons shortly to be discussed , there is not another man in the Ministerial party , friend or enemy , fit to take up his work and develop his ideas . And if they are not developed - whether the uninspired plodding of his colleagues or ...
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... reason , control of the machinery must be effective and continuous , and must at no moment- however seemingly unimportant - be left to ill - informed or unbalanced engineers . In Australia , moreover , special conditions made dependence ...
... reason , control of the machinery must be effective and continuous , and must at no moment- however seemingly unimportant - be left to ill - informed or unbalanced engineers . In Australia , moreover , special conditions made dependence ...
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... reason — a little reluctantly , because he would have welcomed a change - he decided against them . Similarly , when the legal mechanism of industrial arbi- tration failed to act promptly in a crisis - partly because technical ...
... reason — a little reluctantly , because he would have welcomed a change - he decided against them . Similarly , when the legal mechanism of industrial arbi- tration failed to act promptly in a crisis - partly because technical ...
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... reasons too intricate to discuss here is almost wholly in the hands of extremists , and the reactionary press and politicians , too unintelligent to discern his motives even if they were unbiassed enough to scrutinise them fairly . But ...
... reasons too intricate to discuss here is almost wholly in the hands of extremists , and the reactionary press and politicians , too unintelligent to discern his motives even if they were unbiassed enough to scrutinise them fairly . But ...
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