Parliament from the Press GalleryMacmillan, 1967 - 176 páginas |
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... side both dir- ectly and critically . Later in 1966 , during a discussion of the emergency powers taken by the Government during the seamen's strike , more than one Labour back - bencher ac- cused the Prime Minister of having taken sides ...
... side both dir- ectly and critically . Later in 1966 , during a discussion of the emergency powers taken by the Government during the seamen's strike , more than one Labour back - bencher ac- cused the Prime Minister of having taken sides ...
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... side wanders the Opposition , with back - benchers on both sides of the House , fitting an occa- sional arrow to a bow or stooping to see whether some pebble might be suitable for slinging . It is still possible , of course , for a ...
... side wanders the Opposition , with back - benchers on both sides of the House , fitting an occa- sional arrow to a bow or stooping to see whether some pebble might be suitable for slinging . It is still possible , of course , for a ...
Página 139
... side wanders the Opposition , with back - benchers on both sides of the House , fitting an occa- sional arrow to a bow or stooping to see whether some pebble might be suitable for slinging . It is still possible , of course , for a ...
... side wanders the Opposition , with back - benchers on both sides of the House , fitting an occa- sional arrow to a bow or stooping to see whether some pebble might be suitable for slinging . It is still possible , of course , for a ...
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What Do They Do? | 12 |
How Do They Do It? | 26 |
Calm and Storm | 45 |
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