The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 - English literature |
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Page 300
... Commons and the National Debt over- shadow all the other problems which confront this country . Comparatively few persons , as yet , appear to recognise that the House of Commons has itself become a problem . Although seeming more ...
... Commons and the National Debt over- shadow all the other problems which confront this country . Comparatively few persons , as yet , appear to recognise that the House of Commons has itself become a problem . Although seeming more ...
Page 306
... Commons is now faced with economic problems of unprecedented dimensions , which are no doubt partly due to ' world - causes , ' but also are largely contributed to by the House of Commons itself . Is it not possible that a self ...
... Commons is now faced with economic problems of unprecedented dimensions , which are no doubt partly due to ' world - causes , ' but also are largely contributed to by the House of Commons itself . Is it not possible that a self ...
Page 309
... Commons , on February 1931 , for the appointment of the Committee . The House , which claims sole control ' of ... Commons ) . But as ' policy ' has been the cause of the expenditure which is now restricting industry and employment , it ...
... Commons , on February 1931 , for the appointment of the Committee . The House , which claims sole control ' of ... Commons ) . But as ' policy ' has been the cause of the expenditure which is now restricting industry and employment , it ...
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