The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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This was always the position in the Labour party and the Tory party adopted a similar procedure after the electoral defeat of 1964. Mr. Edward Heath was the first leader of the Tory party to be elected under the new procedure .
This was always the position in the Labour party and the Tory party adopted a similar procedure after the electoral defeat of 1964. Mr. Edward Heath was the first leader of the Tory party to be elected under the new procedure .
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The committee also feels that this course would be the only one that accords with the democratic organisation of the parliamentary Labour party . It therefore considers that , if at any time a Labour Prime Minister resigns or dies while ...
The committee also feels that this course would be the only one that accords with the democratic organisation of the parliamentary Labour party . It therefore considers that , if at any time a Labour Prime Minister resigns or dies while ...
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A Labour member , Mr. Evans , who supported the Government was deprived of his seat , not by the whips but by his own constituency association , and the same happened to a Conservative member , Sir Frank Medlicott , who was unable in ...
A Labour member , Mr. Evans , who supported the Government was deprived of his seat , not by the whips but by his own constituency association , and the same happened to a Conservative member , Sir Frank Medlicott , who was unable in ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
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