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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... Parliament on June 11 , and on the 13th the 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 ...
... Parliament on June 11 , and on the 13th the 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 ...
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... parliamentary and permanent . Temporary machinery was devised for dealing with the problem during the First World War ... Parliament in answer to a specific question on this point asked by the present writer , they were not technically ...
... parliamentary and permanent . Temporary machinery was devised for dealing with the problem during the First World War ... Parliament in answer to a specific question on this point asked by the present writer , they were not technically ...
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... Parliament , and let the spiritual peers elect a like proportion ( say seven ) ; add thereto the Law Lords and the High Commissioners for the Dominions , and we would have the finest Second Chamber the world has seen . But the step more ...
... Parliament , and let the spiritual peers elect a like proportion ( say seven ) ; add thereto the Law Lords and the High Commissioners for the Dominions , and we would have the finest Second Chamber the world has seen . But the step more ...
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