The Quarterly Review, Volumes 288-289John Murray, 1950 |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 62
Page 268
... Parliament , and if credit for cutting the painter with a graceful flourish belongs to the Labour Party , Conserva- tives may justly claim to have been responsible for the long series of successive steps towards self - government which ...
... Parliament , and if credit for cutting the painter with a graceful flourish belongs to the Labour Party , Conserva- tives may justly claim to have been responsible for the long series of successive steps towards self - government which ...
Page 436
... Parliament was drawn . M. Edouard Daladier , Prime Minister in 1939 , whose ambition it is to lead a Fourth Force to cement a majority in the present Parliament , announced that a large republican majority is possible in the new ...
... Parliament was drawn . M. Edouard Daladier , Prime Minister in 1939 , whose ambition it is to lead a Fourth Force to cement a majority in the present Parliament , announced that a large republican majority is possible in the new ...
Page 482
... Parliament of 1686 , and the foremost champion of liberty in the servile Parliament of 1685 ; to have been just and merciful to Roman Catholics in the days of the Popish plot , and to the Exclusionists in the days of the Rye House plot ...
... Parliament of 1686 , and the foremost champion of liberty in the servile Parliament of 1685 ; to have been just and merciful to Roman Catholics in the days of the Popish plot , and to the Exclusionists in the days of the Rye House plot ...
Contents
JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
Counting Britains Birds | 23 |
104 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Anglican Army Asia authority Bao Dai birds black-headed gull breeding Britain British Byron capital Cardinal Catholic cent century character Chinese Christian Church Church of England coal Coleridge Colonial common Communist Conservative crested grebe Dalai Lama defence economic election England English fact favour foreign France French German Gibraltar Government House important increase India Indonesia industry interest Kashmir King Kühlmann Labour land leaders Lhasa Liberal libraries living Lockhart London Lord Lord Byron Malaya marriage ment military million Minister Nationalists nature never organised Pakistan Parliament party perhaps poem poet poetry Poland political present problem produced realised reason recent recognised Review Royal Russia Saar Saarlanders schools Shaw ships social Socialist South South Africa Spain things Tibet tion to-day University Western writing wrote