The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 35
... party is almost equal to the Democratic party in the lower house , is very strong in the upper house , and is in control of the governments of all of the important States outside the solid South . And the Republican party since 1939 has ...
... party is almost equal to the Democratic party in the lower house , is very strong in the upper house , and is in control of the governments of all of the important States outside the solid South . And the Republican party since 1939 has ...
Pagina 161
... Parties opposed conscription , and probably they were only nine months behind the country which would scarcely have tolerated it until after the Munich crisis . The Tory Party must accept its fair meed of blame for an unprepared- ness ...
... Parties opposed conscription , and probably they were only nine months behind the country which would scarcely have tolerated it until after the Munich crisis . The Tory Party must accept its fair meed of blame for an unprepared- ness ...
Pagina 267
... Party . After two years of post - war unrest , 1919-20 , life began to resume its normal rhythm in Italy . Even Mussolini himself admitted this . On December 31st , 1920 , he wrote : It is honest to add that during the last three months ...
... Party . After two years of post - war unrest , 1919-20 , life began to resume its normal rhythm in Italy . Even Mussolini himself admitted this . On December 31st , 1920 , he wrote : It is honest to add that during the last three months ...
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