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Pagina 136
... Minister and to furnish advice ; and to keep a permanent record of the defence policy of the country for the information of suc- cessive Cabinets . The Committee , besides the Prime Minister , has as permanent members the Cabinet Ministers ...
... Minister and to furnish advice ; and to keep a permanent record of the defence policy of the country for the information of suc- cessive Cabinets . The Committee , besides the Prime Minister , has as permanent members the Cabinet Ministers ...
Pagina 137
... Minister presides , having summoned not only the permanent members but Colonial statesmen who may be in London and are concerned in the particular problem of defence which is under investigation . More and more each year the Committee ...
... Minister presides , having summoned not only the permanent members but Colonial statesmen who may be in London and are concerned in the particular problem of defence which is under investigation . More and more each year the Committee ...
Pagina 488
... Minister for twenty years . ' ' Lord - ? ' repeated the doctor , with a look of amazement in his eyes . Why on earth should he be Prime Minister ? ' 6 ' Because , so far as I can judge , he is the only statesman we have who could lead a ...
... Minister for twenty years . ' ' Lord - ? ' repeated the doctor , with a look of amazement in his eyes . Why on earth should he be Prime Minister ? ' 6 ' Because , so far as I can judge , he is the only statesman we have who could lead a ...
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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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