The Living Age, Volume 270Living Age Company, 1911 |
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... able to obtain from the existing House of Commons the supplies necessary for the service of the State , or , if this be impossible , that they have a reasonable chance of ob- taining a majority in a new House of Commons , which must be ...
... able to obtain from the existing House of Commons the supplies necessary for the service of the State , or , if this be impossible , that they have a reasonable chance of ob- taining a majority in a new House of Commons , which must be ...
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... able comparisons between a human or- ganization which has been in working order for several centuries , and which has had well - nigh a thousand years in which to perfect its machinery , and one which has but little over half a century ...
... able comparisons between a human or- ganization which has been in working order for several centuries , and which has had well - nigh a thousand years in which to perfect its machinery , and one which has but little over half a century ...
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... able to produce a budget which brought the revenue and ex- penditure of the country to equality . Returning to the critics , and espe- cially to the English critics of the way in which the Italians have managed their internal affairs ...
... able to produce a budget which brought the revenue and ex- penditure of the country to equality . Returning to the critics , and espe- cially to the English critics of the way in which the Italians have managed their internal affairs ...
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... able proportion of the priesthood . One can hardly mention Crispi without mak- ing some allusion to his foreign pol- icy . Of his ill - fated colonial policy , the less said the better ; and there are many Italians who consider that his ...
... able proportion of the priesthood . One can hardly mention Crispi without mak- ing some allusion to his foreign pol- icy . Of his ill - fated colonial policy , the less said the better ; and there are many Italians who consider that his ...
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... able decay of that sense ; while the artistic output in what are known as the Fine Arts is , in the main , on a very deplorable level when compared with that of past centuries . But the critics in question are apt to forget , or despise ...
... able decay of that sense ; while the artistic output in what are known as the Fine Arts is , in the main , on a very deplorable level when compared with that of past centuries . But the critics in question are apt to forget , or despise ...
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