The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 211A. Constable, 1910 |
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Page 487
... Parliament a stormy debate followed . Lambert , with much violence , led the opposition . The re - establishment of kingship , he said , was contrary to the oaths and protestations they had all ' taken , and to the principles for which ...
... Parliament a stormy debate followed . Lambert , with much violence , led the opposition . The re - establishment of kingship , he said , was contrary to the oaths and protestations they had all ' taken , and to the principles for which ...
Page 524
... Parliament , and the duration of Parliament . ' In committee he intends to move three resolutions declaring the expediency of defining by statute the relations and powers of the two Houses as regards Money Bills , and other Bills , and ...
... Parliament , and the duration of Parliament . ' In committee he intends to move three resolutions declaring the expediency of defining by statute the relations and powers of the two Houses as regards Money Bills , and other Bills , and ...
Page 526
... Parliament ) should be referred the question of its conformity to the rules prescribed . We see no intrinsic difficulty in providing for a proper interpretation of such regu- lations as Parliament is willing to lay down , though , of ...
... Parliament ) should be referred the question of its conformity to the rules prescribed . We see no intrinsic difficulty in providing for a proper interpretation of such regu- lations as Parliament is willing to lay down , though , of ...
Contents
1 Industrial Efficiency A comparative study | 1 |
Golden Age By E L S Horsburgh B | 35 |
Holland Sweden Denmark | 62 |
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