The Quarterly Review, Volumes 291-292John Murray, 1953 - English literature |
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Page 337
... Labour and Dr Addison was allowed , as an act of grace , to work upon an intermediate stage and endeavour to establish Interim Industrial Reconstruction Committees , to be transferred to the Ministry of Labour when ripe for conversion ...
... Labour and Dr Addison was allowed , as an act of grace , to work upon an intermediate stage and endeavour to establish Interim Industrial Reconstruction Committees , to be transferred to the Ministry of Labour when ripe for conversion ...
Page 121
... Labour and the C.I.O. have already begun to affect the attitude of their Canadian allies . At the recent annual convention of the Trades and Labour Congress a very sympathetic reception was given by the delegates to proposals for close ...
... Labour and the C.I.O. have already begun to affect the attitude of their Canadian allies . At the recent annual convention of the Trades and Labour Congress a very sympathetic reception was given by the delegates to proposals for close ...
Page 339
... LABOUR PARTY It is not easy to define the precise steps which the Labour Party in power would take to end the independent schools . In their policy statement published in the sum- mer of 1953 , the proposal was advanced to take over the ...
... LABOUR PARTY It is not easy to define the precise steps which the Labour Party in power would take to end the independent schools . In their policy statement published in the sum- mer of 1953 , the proposal was advanced to take over the ...
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The Third Marquess of Salisbury as Empire Builder | 3 |
THE THIRD MARQUESS OF SALISBURY AS EMPIRE | 14 |
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