The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 116Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1934 |
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Pagina 240
... party stability ; what remains to be seen is the extent to which electors will rally again to one or other of what used to be the two chief groupings— Nationalists and Australian Labour Party . Throughout the late Parliament a general ...
... party stability ; what remains to be seen is the extent to which electors will rally again to one or other of what used to be the two chief groupings— Nationalists and Australian Labour Party . Throughout the late Parliament a general ...
Pagina 241
... party leader , of Mr. S. M. Bruce . Mr. Bruce himself disposed of these invitations by making it clear that he still regarded as the best arrangement the continuance of his own functions as Aus- tralian representative in London with the ...
... party leader , of Mr. S. M. Bruce . Mr. Bruce himself disposed of these invitations by making it clear that he still regarded as the best arrangement the continuance of his own functions as Aus- tralian representative in London with the ...
Pagina 243
party forms . The spectacle of seven Parliaments at work in a population of 6,000,000 gives politics an appearance of , not greater , but less reality . The elector is content for the most part to stand aside and to watch with ...
party forms . The spectacle of seven Parliaments at work in a population of 6,000,000 gives politics an appearance of , not greater , but less reality . The elector is content for the most part to stand aside and to watch with ...
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