Parliament from the Press GalleryMacmillan, 1967 - 176 páginas |
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... called the ' Queen's Grace ' , the formality seemed less rigid . Being by chance the chairman of the Gallery that year , I and my colleague , the chairman of the Lobby , were fortunate enough to be given special seats . Protocol , it ...
... called the ' Queen's Grace ' , the formality seemed less rigid . Being by chance the chairman of the Gallery that year , I and my colleague , the chairman of the Lobby , were fortunate enough to be given special seats . Protocol , it ...
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... called a professor of tadpoles than a Parliamentary leper , and it is certainly true that Mr Heath's comment was directed against his well - armed op- ponents rather than against the professor himself , whereas Mr Wilson was attacking a ...
... called a professor of tadpoles than a Parliamentary leper , and it is certainly true that Mr Heath's comment was directed against his well - armed op- ponents rather than against the professor himself , whereas Mr Wilson was attacking a ...
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... called anything else . But I do not see why one should not appreciate a highly competent and professional piece of gimmickry as well as any other exhibition of skill . At any rate , I appreciated it . I do not , I am afraid , feel at ...
... called anything else . But I do not see why one should not appreciate a highly competent and professional piece of gimmickry as well as any other exhibition of skill . At any rate , I appreciated it . I do not , I am afraid , feel at ...
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What Do They Do? | 12 |
How Do They Do It? | 26 |
Calm and Storm | 45 |
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