The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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Page 46
... present juncture , when British - Indian politics are displaying so marked a tendency to swing to the left . We do not wish to remain aloof in selfish isolation ; we are quite ready to play our part in the development of India as a ...
... present juncture , when British - Indian politics are displaying so marked a tendency to swing to the left . We do not wish to remain aloof in selfish isolation ; we are quite ready to play our part in the development of India as a ...
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... present for such a purpose ; the hope could only rest on the well - known fact that institutions that have never been tried have no imperfections . At the best it could only lay down general principles and legislate against notable ...
... present for such a purpose ; the hope could only rest on the well - known fact that institutions that have never been tried have no imperfections . At the best it could only lay down general principles and legislate against notable ...
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... present parliament . Unable to command a majority , the present ministry must appeal to the willing assent of their political opponents . But they can hardly do that if simultaneously they are using military discipline to compel the ...
... present parliament . Unable to command a majority , the present ministry must appeal to the willing assent of their political opponents . But they can hardly do that if simultaneously they are using military discipline to compel the ...
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The New Italian Constitution J S BARNES | 1 |
Alexander the Great and | 50 |
The Poor Law in Necessitous | 65 |
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