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Pagina 98
... Council proposes to continue its labours ; and it is because I believe that posterity will hail this Council invasion as epoch - making for London , that I think it worth while to recall the circumstances which led up to it . Eight ...
... Council proposes to continue its labours ; and it is because I believe that posterity will hail this Council invasion as epoch - making for London , that I think it worth while to recall the circumstances which led up to it . Eight ...
Pagina 192
... Council is cardinal . It is not a branch of the main issue ; it is , in fact , a trunk . Mr. Chirol looks to the greatest possible decentralisation in India , subject to the general , but unmeddlesome , control of the Governor - General ...
... Council is cardinal . It is not a branch of the main issue ; it is , in fact , a trunk . Mr. Chirol looks to the greatest possible decentralisation in India , subject to the general , but unmeddlesome , control of the Governor - General ...
Pagina 784
... Council ? All difficulties would , I submit , be avoided by giving to the members of the Federal Council a tenure dependent upon the good pleasure of the execu- tive of the several component States . The thirty - five members of the ...
... Council ? All difficulties would , I submit , be avoided by giving to the members of the Federal Council a tenure dependent upon the good pleasure of the execu- tive of the several component States . The thirty - five members of the ...
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THE GENERAL ELECTION AND AFTER By the Right Hon Lord Ribblesdale | 20 |
A GREAT DEMOCRATIC REFORM By Harold | 34 |
RECOLLECTIONS OF COPENHAGEN IN THE SIXTIES By Lady Paget | 44 |
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