Parliament from the Press GalleryMacmillan, 1967 - 176 páginas |
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Página 47
... effect of the illness which he was striving so courageously to master , yet the effect was profoundly disturbing . Throughout his Suez speeches one was tense with a tension stronger even than that produced by the crisis itself . Fearing ...
... effect of the illness which he was striving so courageously to master , yet the effect was profoundly disturbing . Throughout his Suez speeches one was tense with a tension stronger even than that produced by the crisis itself . Fearing ...
Página 132
... effect , unfortunately , is the same . It is , in fact , so difficult to make nice distinctions between Parliamentary institutions and those who operate them that the former come into disrepute when it is really the latter who are at ...
... effect , unfortunately , is the same . It is , in fact , so difficult to make nice distinctions between Parliamentary institutions and those who operate them that the former come into disrepute when it is really the latter who are at ...
Página 138
... protects it from the inconvenient curiosity of individual Members of Parliament . Taken as a whole , these developments have produced in Parliament an effect which is as disconcerting as it is 138 PARLIAMENT FROM THE PRESS GALLERY.
... protects it from the inconvenient curiosity of individual Members of Parliament . Taken as a whole , these developments have produced in Parliament an effect which is as disconcerting as it is 138 PARLIAMENT FROM THE PRESS GALLERY.
Contenido
What Do They Do? | 12 |
How Do They Do It? | 26 |
Calm and Storm | 45 |
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