The Quarterly Review, Volumes 288-289John Murray, 1950 |
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Page 116
... election of May 26 , 1948. Dr Malan's new government , formed by a coalition between his own Nationalist party and Mr Havenga's Afrikaner party originated by the late General Hertzog in 1941 , at once set to work to pass legislation ...
... election of May 26 , 1948. Dr Malan's new government , formed by a coalition between his own Nationalist party and Mr Havenga's Afrikaner party originated by the late General Hertzog in 1941 , at once set to work to pass legislation ...
Page 120
... elections as compared with the general election of 1948 . At the provincial elections the Nationalists alone polled 7,413 more votes than the United party , but if the total voting strength of the parties were considered ( including ...
... elections as compared with the general election of 1948 . At the provincial elections the Nationalists alone polled 7,413 more votes than the United party , but if the total voting strength of the parties were considered ( including ...
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... election , rendered any such manifestation most improbable . Many were the criticisms levelled at this law . It fastened on the country the yoke of parties and the committees managing them , quite beyond the control or ken of the ...
... election , rendered any such manifestation most improbable . Many were the criticisms levelled at this law . It fastened on the country the yoke of parties and the committees managing them , quite beyond the control or ken of the ...
Contents
JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
Counting Britains Birds | 23 |
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