The Quarterly Review, Volume 263, Issue 522John Murray, 1934 |
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Page 187
... favour of such a policy . In spite of this divergence of opinion within the Conservative Party , there has , since 1911 , been a group of members in Parliament which has worked unceasingly o bring about the establishment of an efficient ...
... favour of such a policy . In spite of this divergence of opinion within the Conservative Party , there has , since 1911 , been a group of members in Parliament which has worked unceasingly o bring about the establishment of an efficient ...
Page 230
... favour upon the constitutional safeguards embodied in the written Constitution of the the United States . That peculiarly rigid ' Constitution seemed to him to offer a more reliable guarantee of stability than our own eminently flexible ...
... favour upon the constitutional safeguards embodied in the written Constitution of the the United States . That peculiarly rigid ' Constitution seemed to him to offer a more reliable guarantee of stability than our own eminently flexible ...
Page 271
... favour the good of the Jews . ' On his request several passports were issued to Manasseh , per- mitting him to visit this country in the interest of his people , but they do not appear to have been used , though in 1653 he addressed a ...
... favour the good of the Jews . ' On his request several passports were issued to Manasseh , per- mitting him to visit this country in the interest of his people , but they do not appear to have been used , though in 1653 he addressed a ...
Contents
ART CONTENTS | 185 |
Poetry and Verse and Worse PAGE | 189 |
ELIA By C E Lawrence | 203 |
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