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Pagina 23
... majority as before . In South Oxfordshire we were again defeated , but by the narrow majority of 172. I then retired from the candidature , holding that my duty had been fully done . The work proved to be not without effect ; for when ...
... majority as before . In South Oxfordshire we were again defeated , but by the narrow majority of 172. I then retired from the candidature , holding that my duty had been fully done . The work proved to be not without effect ; for when ...
Pagina 65
... majority of three to one . The House of Lords , for no reason except party interest , rejected it — by a similar majority . It was not until 1918 , in the more conciliatory atmosphere then prevailing , that the reform was at last ...
... majority of three to one . The House of Lords , for no reason except party interest , rejected it — by a similar majority . It was not until 1918 , in the more conciliatory atmosphere then prevailing , that the reform was at last ...
Pagina 71
... majority vote . Let me repeat that this plan was never formally adopted by the Cabinet Committee , and never considered by the Cabinet itself ; but it shows the direction in which the thoughts of some of us were turning . And it is ...
... majority vote . Let me repeat that this plan was never formally adopted by the Cabinet Committee , and never considered by the Cabinet itself ; but it shows the direction in which the thoughts of some of us were turning . And it is ...
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