The Quarterly Review, Volumes 289-290John Murray, 1951 |
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Page 311
... majority of both Houses , would constitute a breach in the principles of Hertzogism . Before 1936 , the Cape Natives as well as the Coloureds were allowed the vote on the common roll with Europeans . Hertzog , though desirous of placing ...
... majority of both Houses , would constitute a breach in the principles of Hertzogism . Before 1936 , the Cape Natives as well as the Coloureds were allowed the vote on the common roll with Europeans . Hertzog , though desirous of placing ...
Page 436
... majority in the present Parliament , announced that ' a large republican majority is possible in the new Assembly . ' His words , if not his personal hopes , were echoed by M. Edouard Herriot , the veteran Radical leader and now once ...
... majority in the present Parliament , announced that ' a large republican majority is possible in the new Assembly . ' His words , if not his personal hopes , were echoed by M. Edouard Herriot , the veteran Radical leader and now once ...
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... majority in the House of Representatives , but only a very narrow one in the Senate , in which they had 50 seats as against 46 held by Republicans . In every Presidential election since 1932 the party which has won the Presidency has ...
... majority in the House of Representatives , but only a very narrow one in the Senate , in which they had 50 seats as against 46 held by Republicans . In every Presidential election since 1932 the party which has won the Presidency has ...
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