The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 117Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1935 |
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... government . Here again , the argument seems to lead to no conclusion , for the existing Central Legislature is , in fact , based on communal electorates . And , after all , recent events in India suggest that , if communal electorates ...
... government . Here again , the argument seems to lead to no conclusion , for the existing Central Legislature is , in fact , based on communal electorates . And , after all , recent events in India suggest that , if communal electorates ...
Pagina 403
... Government entirely failed to understand the prime necessity of taking the people of the country into its confidence . The modern democracy cannot be swayed by the propaganda methods of the nineteenth century . In those days the ...
... Government entirely failed to understand the prime necessity of taking the people of the country into its confidence . The modern democracy cannot be swayed by the propaganda methods of the nineteenth century . In those days the ...
Pagina 404
its Government is making an honest effort to make progress . One of the main faults of the Government's propaganda has been to give the quite erroneous impression that it has really more or less accepted the situation as being quite ...
its Government is making an honest effort to make progress . One of the main faults of the Government's propaganda has been to give the quite erroneous impression that it has really more or less accepted the situation as being quite ...
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AUTHOR | 22 |
ODWYER Sir Michael | 151 |
CROTCH W Walter | 172 |
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