Parliament from the Press GalleryMacmillan, 1967 - 176 páginas |
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... better than anyone else in the world . Perish the day when we cease to do it . ' Such , then , is Westminster Hall . Do not , unless your heart is stout , pass through it alone in the dusk of early evening . The ghosts of the mighty are ...
... better than anyone else in the world . Perish the day when we cease to do it . ' Such , then , is Westminster Hall . Do not , unless your heart is stout , pass through it alone in the dusk of early evening . The ghosts of the mighty are ...
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... better , for Sir Solly specialises in the social and sexual life of apes , not tad- poles . ) This time Sir Samuel Storey , the Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means was in the Chair . Mr. Silverman rose to ask him whether it was in order ...
... better , for Sir Solly specialises in the social and sexual life of apes , not tad- poles . ) This time Sir Samuel Storey , the Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means was in the Chair . Mr. Silverman rose to ask him whether it was in order ...
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... better . Parliament itself is sick of it , and so is the country . Let the committee stage of the Finance Bill be taken in standing committee upstairs . This would give added importance to the debates on Second Reading , Report Stage ...
... better . Parliament itself is sick of it , and so is the country . Let the committee stage of the Finance Bill be taken in standing committee upstairs . This would give added importance to the debates on Second Reading , Report Stage ...
Contenido
What Do They Do? | 12 |
How Do They Do It? | 26 |
Calm and Storm | 45 |
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