The Quarterly Review, Volume 263,Nummer 522John Murray, 1934 |
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Pagina 191
... Bill without destroying its main purpose , and they did not , moreover , insist upon the whole of their amendments , but gave way on many important points when the Govern- ment objected to them . The Education Bill , by which the school ...
... Bill without destroying its main purpose , and they did not , moreover , insist upon the whole of their amendments , but gave way on many important points when the Govern- ment objected to them . The Education Bill , by which the school ...
Pagina 200
... Bill rejected or amended by the Second Chamber should become law without its consent if it were approved by a new House of Commons after a General Election . A return to the pre - Parliament Act procedure would have the added advantage ...
... Bill rejected or amended by the Second Chamber should become law without its consent if it were approved by a new House of Commons after a General Election . A return to the pre - Parliament Act procedure would have the added advantage ...
Pagina 300
... Bill proposed drastic alterations on the subjects of evidence and cross - examina- tion . The Bill was obviously a ballon d'essai and some of its provisions were admittedly idealistic , but these were obviously. 300 THE SHACKLES OF ...
... Bill proposed drastic alterations on the subjects of evidence and cross - examina- tion . The Bill was obviously a ballon d'essai and some of its provisions were admittedly idealistic , but these were obviously. 300 THE SHACKLES OF ...
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ELIA By C E Lawrence | 203 |
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