The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 74,Deel 2Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1913 |
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Pagina 771
... authority , happily in the latter case with some definite and proportional limitations . Both parties in Parliament , the Unionists by the Act of 1898 and the Liberals by the Bill of 1913 , appear committed to the view that central and ...
... authority , happily in the latter case with some definite and proportional limitations . Both parties in Parliament , the Unionists by the Act of 1898 and the Liberals by the Bill of 1913 , appear committed to the view that central and ...
Pagina 818
... authority for Ulster . 30 The question is very difficult . It is not at all impossible that one of the first things ... authority . There is a precedent for this in the Education Bill introduced by the present Government in 1906. That ...
... authority for Ulster . 30 The question is very difficult . It is not at all impossible that one of the first things ... authority . There is a precedent for this in the Education Bill introduced by the present Government in 1906. That ...
Pagina 1205
... authority has so far succeeded in Eastern Bengal . It surely was not opportune to suspend its action in Cawnpore , as already explained . To dispel the clouds of unrest in India , something more than concessions to the educated classes ...
... authority has so far succeeded in Eastern Bengal . It surely was not opportune to suspend its action in Cawnpore , as already explained . To dispel the clouds of unrest in India , something more than concessions to the educated classes ...
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What the Workmen think By J M KENNEDY | 707 |
The Animals Salvation Army By the Hon Mrs CHARLTON | 871 |
The Balkan Outlook as seen from Vienna By ÆNEAS ONEILL | 887 |
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