The Fortnightly Review, Том 104Chapman and Hall, 1915 |
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... mind which the nation most needs at the moment . But , after all , a National Cabinet requires to be something more than a mere collection of eminent public men , and , provided that it is ade- quately representative of all the various ...
... mind which the nation most needs at the moment . But , after all , a National Cabinet requires to be something more than a mere collection of eminent public men , and , provided that it is ade- quately representative of all the various ...
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... mind , he pathetically trusted in his own inexhaustible flow of words to stave off the catastrophe . History will do justice alike to his inestimable achievements in connection with the Territorial Army and to the frigid assistance ...
... mind , he pathetically trusted in his own inexhaustible flow of words to stave off the catastrophe . History will do justice alike to his inestimable achievements in connection with the Territorial Army and to the frigid assistance ...
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... mind required for the work of First Lord of the Admiralty in war time no one doubts , and since the war began he has been in the ciosest touch with the military and naval advisers of the Government . Whether he has the requisite quality ...
... mind required for the work of First Lord of the Admiralty in war time no one doubts , and since the war began he has been in the ciosest touch with the military and naval advisers of the Government . Whether he has the requisite quality ...
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... mind and querulous voice to the Board of Trade as junior to Mr. Runciman , and many would like to know what the President said when he heard the name of his new Under- Secretary . A more ill - matched pair of yoke - fellows could hardly ...
... mind and querulous voice to the Board of Trade as junior to Mr. Runciman , and many would like to know what the President said when he heard the name of his new Under- Secretary . A more ill - matched pair of yoke - fellows could hardly ...
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... case with Mr. John Burns , who now seems to have dropped absolutely out of sight and out of mind . We trust it may not be true of Mr. Brace and Mr. Henderson . " " The innocent victims in high places of the THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT . 53.
... case with Mr. John Burns , who now seems to have dropped absolutely out of sight and out of mind . We trust it may not be true of Mr. Brace and Mr. Henderson . " " The innocent victims in high places of the THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT . 53.
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