Parliament from the Press GalleryMacmillan, 1967 - 176 páginas |
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... constituency type . ( So too are the Welsh , but these usually manage to combine local patriotism and local nannying with a good deal of party ambition as well . ) I have had mild bets with my colleagues that when a Scottish Member gets ...
... constituency type . ( So too are the Welsh , but these usually manage to combine local patriotism and local nannying with a good deal of party ambition as well . ) I have had mild bets with my colleagues that when a Scottish Member gets ...
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... constituents and to his con- science . I have put conscience last , not because it is the least important , but ... constituency becomes clearer when the actual process of selection and candidature is examined . That process differs ...
... constituents and to his con- science . I have put conscience last , not because it is the least important , but ... constituency becomes clearer when the actual process of selection and candidature is examined . That process differs ...
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... constituencies , but for the information of the general public they must rely on the Press and other national means ... constituency men do not want their light , however localised , to be hidden under a bushel . If they ask a Question ...
... constituencies , but for the information of the general public they must rely on the Press and other national means ... constituency men do not want their light , however localised , to be hidden under a bushel . If they ask a Question ...
Contenido
What Do They Do? | 12 |
How Do They Do It? | 26 |
Calm and Storm | 45 |
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