Parliament from the Press GalleryMacmillan, 1967 - 176 páginas |
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... functions primarily as the place where weapons are forged , propaganda given and information extracted , that are ... function of great importance , but that function is now 24 PARLIAMENT FROM THE PRESS GALLERY.
... functions primarily as the place where weapons are forged , propaganda given and information extracted , that are ... function of great importance , but that function is now 24 PARLIAMENT FROM THE PRESS GALLERY.
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... functions that of acting as a ' disguise ' , enabling ' our real rulers to change without heedless people knowing it ' . He attributed similar functions to the Lords : The use of the House of Lords , or rather , of the Lords , in its ...
... functions that of acting as a ' disguise ' , enabling ' our real rulers to change without heedless people knowing it ' . He attributed similar functions to the Lords : The use of the House of Lords , or rather , of the Lords , in its ...
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... function and then to adapt the performance so as best to carry it out . These , however , are not the lines on which reform is generally envisaged . Even the keenest reformers usually assume that the functions of Parliament remain what ...
... function and then to adapt the performance so as best to carry it out . These , however , are not the lines on which reform is generally envisaged . Even the keenest reformers usually assume that the functions of Parliament remain what ...
Contenido
What Do They Do? | 12 |
How Do They Do It? | 26 |
Calm and Storm | 45 |
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