Parliament from the Press GalleryMacmillan, 1967 - 176 páginas |
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Página 61
... fact . It can appreciate the solitary flight into moral poetry of an individual Member , but the verse which it writes col- lectively , so to speak , does not always scan . It is not , of course , always possible to COMMONS : CALM AND ...
... fact . It can appreciate the solitary flight into moral poetry of an individual Member , but the verse which it writes col- lectively , so to speak , does not always scan . It is not , of course , always possible to COMMONS : CALM AND ...
Página 99
... fact that he is the only man in the country who has the whole facts at his finger - tips . But there was more to it than that . Ministers with facts at their finger - tips too often play cat's- cradle . Mr Heath has learned , during the ...
... fact that he is the only man in the country who has the whole facts at his finger - tips . But there was more to it than that . Ministers with facts at their finger - tips too often play cat's- cradle . Mr Heath has learned , during the ...
Página 106
... Facts are facts , say these realist critics , and must be recognised . To answer them , we must first distinguish carefully be- tween the composition of the Lords and its functions , and then between its usefulness in theory and in ...
... Facts are facts , say these realist critics , and must be recognised . To answer them , we must first distinguish carefully be- tween the composition of the Lords and its functions , and then between its usefulness in theory and in ...
Contenido
What Do They Do? | 12 |
How Do They Do It? | 26 |
Calm and Storm | 45 |
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