Parliament from the Press GalleryMacmillan, 1967 - 176 páginas |
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... Means , which represents the Commons in its taxing capacity , just as the Committee of Supply represents it in its spending capacity . ( There are points at which Supply and Ways and Means overlap , but the distinction is valid for ...
... Means , which represents the Commons in its taxing capacity , just as the Committee of Supply represents it in its spending capacity . ( There are points at which Supply and Ways and Means overlap , but the distinction is valid for ...
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... means or another , be plucked . It would be both confusing and wearisome to attempt to cover all the different types ... means always matched by elevation of sentiment . As to the comparison with the Lords , we shall see later that the ...
... means or another , be plucked . It would be both confusing and wearisome to attempt to cover all the different types ... means always matched by elevation of sentiment . As to the comparison with the Lords , we shall see later that the ...
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... mean at any particular moment of time . Experience of Parliament , and more es- pecially of government , tends to knock ... means . They needed financial help in fighting their electoral cam- paigns and in supporting themselves once they ...
... mean at any particular moment of time . Experience of Parliament , and more es- pecially of government , tends to knock ... means . They needed financial help in fighting their electoral cam- paigns and in supporting themselves once they ...
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What Do They Do? | 12 |
How Do They Do It? | 26 |
Calm and Storm | 45 |
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