The Quarterly Review, Volume 282William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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... Ministry of Fuel and Power came into being . The Secretary for Mines ( D. R. Grenfell ) was relieved of office and his place was taken by Major G. Lloyd George as Minister of Fuel and Power . Mr Grenfell was the only Secretary for Mines ...
... Ministry of Fuel and Power came into being . The Secretary for Mines ( D. R. Grenfell ) was relieved of office and his place was taken by Major G. Lloyd George as Minister of Fuel and Power . Mr Grenfell was the only Secretary for Mines ...
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... Ministry takes steps to restore discipline in the mines and require the managers ' authority to be acknowledged . ' This storm blew over eventually owing to the controller promising to put the situation clearly to the Minister and that ...
... Ministry takes steps to restore discipline in the mines and require the managers ' authority to be acknowledged . ' This storm blew over eventually owing to the controller promising to put the situation clearly to the Minister and that ...
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... Minister and a Cabinet must not be exaggerated . It was Mr Gladstone who said : The acts , the wishes , the example of the Soveriegn in this country are a real power . ' Whether the King could now dismiss a Prime Minister as William IV ...
... Minister and a Cabinet must not be exaggerated . It was Mr Gladstone who said : The acts , the wishes , the example of the Soveriegn in this country are a real power . ' Whether the King could now dismiss a Prime Minister as William IV ...
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