The Living Age, Volume 265Living Age Company, 1910 |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 53
Page 71
... election by county councils is not the futile system of double election as for the President of the United States , where the electing delegates have no permanent public duty , but are merely the channel by which votes are re- corded ...
... election by county councils is not the futile system of double election as for the President of the United States , where the electing delegates have no permanent public duty , but are merely the channel by which votes are re- corded ...
Page 99
... election , and all that is wanted to ensure success is to keep constantly before them the bal- ance of personal pain and pleasure . To do this is the special office of the all- pervading Primrose League , with its fêtes , its flatteries ...
... election , and all that is wanted to ensure success is to keep constantly before them the bal- ance of personal pain and pleasure . To do this is the special office of the all- pervading Primrose League , with its fêtes , its flatteries ...
Page 554
... election , and if I go through an- other hundred there will never be any- thing more exciting or more nerve- wearing . Talk about women having no influence in elections ! Why , Pound- bury was simply a woman's election from beginning to ...
... election , and if I go through an- other hundred there will never be any- thing more exciting or more nerve- wearing . Talk about women having no influence in elections ! Why , Pound- bury was simply a woman's election from beginning to ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Ada Negri American asked ayah Batterbee beauty birds British called Chantecler character Charlotte Brontë church color Cornhill Magazine Daker Divina doubt election Elektra English eyes face fact Fadder Farm feeling garden girl give Government Graham Steele hand Hauksgarth head heart Hermanby House of Commons House of Lords ical interest Irish Japan John King knew labor lady land less Liberal LIVING AGE look Manchuria means mediæval ment Mester mind Nanna Nasshiter nation nature ness never once Pall Mall Magazine party passed play poem poet political Poundbury question rience round Russia seemed sense side Silence Silver sleep spirit stood story tell thee things thou thought tion to-day told trees turned verse villa voice Whinnery whole woman words write young Zionist