The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 106Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1929 |
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... present , and that would be a serious detriment to parliamentary government . Perhaps the scheme of the Alternative Vote is for practical purposes the most satisfactory method of reform . If there were only two candidates , each voter ...
... present , and that would be a serious detriment to parliamentary government . Perhaps the scheme of the Alternative Vote is for practical purposes the most satisfactory method of reform . If there were only two candidates , each voter ...
Pagina 290
... present authority of their arguments is strictly conditioned by the measure of relevance which those arguments may possess to the actual situation which now confronts us . When we contrast the conditions under which they wrote and those ...
... present authority of their arguments is strictly conditioned by the measure of relevance which those arguments may possess to the actual situation which now confronts us . When we contrast the conditions under which they wrote and those ...
Pagina 300
... present Establishment tolerable to the conscience and reason of English Churchmen . Mr. Boys - Smith speaks of ' some modification in detail ' which ' may be required to meet the changed conditions of the present day , ' but as he ...
... present Establishment tolerable to the conscience and reason of English Churchmen . Mr. Boys - Smith speaks of ' some modification in detail ' which ' may be required to meet the changed conditions of the present day , ' but as he ...
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THE DISFRANCHISED By R M Montgomery | 29 |
THE GEOGRAPHY OF GOODNESS By A Wyatt Tilby | 66 |
OHara | 186 |
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