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inauthor: Great Britain. Parliament from books.google.com
... Great Britain. This seems to be the rock on which home 1'ule will defeated ... parliament as the keystone of his tcheme, and lurcher, that the liberal ... in author- ii£ with the imperial legislature. A rew national difficulty in ...
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... British are eager t PC someone in author- strrvn ' a friendly hand, hf ilci 'A mi. h smaller percentage f Amei.eans feel that way." Wa!!acp said that before leaving London he received n declaration from 111 member1 o' the British Parliament ...
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BRITISH PLAN STATEMENT ON REPARATIONS Baldwin's Announcement to ... parliament and the public with a . clear cut, com prehenslve' analysis ot ... Great Britain in deal ing with 'Germany, no one in author Ity would say. The whole subject.
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... from adopting her own. — In every tariff debate in Congress, the oppo nents of protection cite the/te British opinion* (mannfaclured fer the occiwton) as e»Mpnce that public «<ntiment ia Great Britain is chap- ing in favor of removing tbe ...
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... and America's Birthright, by J. C. Long. Biography of the man who with Burke defended the Amor- lean colonies In tho British Parliament; Empire on tho Seven Soas, by J T. Adams Continues his booit "Building Ihe British Empire ...
inauthor: Great Britain. Parliament from books.google.com
... of a corrupt nnd t called n Government, by ... in author!!*', [ the suspension of the Charter of tbo Bank of England^ called Parliament together specially to get nn Act if. deiimity. But perhaps his Lordship hod no whisky •«.«;" fer in ...
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... Parliament of Canada has at pro- "dor consideration a government bill sent t ... in author and composer. It also confers fm-eat benefit by extending ... Great Britain was rejected by a British PwW»««»- tary committee in 1929, as ...
inauthor: Great Britain. Parliament from books.google.com
... of the sovereign, abolished the regal office, and thc house of Peers — as ''unnecessary, burdensome, and dangerous ! " Every office in parliament seemed "d-ingerous," but that of the "Custodes libertatis Angliae," the Keepers of tbe ...
inauthor: Great Britain. Parliament from books.google.com
... Parliament, to which he was elected for Perth in 1867, was to second the ... British connection which breathes in every page from first to last In the ... great ends for the " whole of British America." In 1867, at Perth, on the ...
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... Wales. A Spanish sailor, a tramp, arrested at Newport, is believed to be their ... great crowd which had assemblecl there to greet him. He experienced much ... Parliament and to the country by making some remarks upon the policy ...