The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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Page 12
... represented the general national interests it could be done with impunity . It is the ultimate remedy of all ... represents nothing but himself , approving and voting in favour of the government one day , criticising and voting against ...
... represented the general national interests it could be done with impunity . It is the ultimate remedy of all ... represents nothing but himself , approving and voting in favour of the government one day , criticising and voting against ...
Page 13
... represented and the national interest ; for the sectional interest he represents cannot be definitely brought home to him . Not so with the new Italian House . Each member is in effect appointed by the council of a homogeneous body ...
... represented and the national interest ; for the sectional interest he represents cannot be definitely brought home to him . Not so with the new Italian House . Each member is in effect appointed by the council of a homogeneous body ...
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... represented by Sir Leslie Scott , K.C. , the counsel engaged by the Chamber of Princes , preferring to give their views in separate written answers to the questionnaire , which appears on page 53 of the Committee's Report . The ...
... represented by Sir Leslie Scott , K.C. , the counsel engaged by the Chamber of Princes , preferring to give their views in separate written answers to the questionnaire , which appears on page 53 of the Committee's Report . The ...
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The New Italian Constitution J S BARNES | 1 |
Alexander the Great and | 50 |
The Poor Law in Necessitous | 65 |
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