The British Political SystemIndus Publishing House, 1966 - 192 páginas |
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... Liberal Party , the Liberal Members of Parliament , the candidates of the Liberal Party , who had contested elections on its tickets , the Agents , and Organizers and Representatives of the Young Liberals and Women's Liberal Association ...
... Liberal Party , the Liberal Members of Parliament , the candidates of the Liberal Party , who had contested elections on its tickets , the Agents , and Organizers and Representatives of the Young Liberals and Women's Liberal Association ...
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... Liberal candidates in local and national elections . The Liberal Party has also established a machinery for the co- ordination of the Party's work inside and outside the Parliament . This task has been entrusted to an organ of the Party ...
... Liberal candidates in local and national elections . The Liberal Party has also established a machinery for the co- ordination of the Party's work inside and outside the Parliament . This task has been entrusted to an organ of the Party ...
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... Liberals are in favour of free trade and are hostile to all forms of monopoly and price control , nsThe Party is also ... Liberal Party believes that its policies and political philosophy alone can smoothly and democratically operate the ...
... Liberals are in favour of free trade and are hostile to all forms of monopoly and price control , nsThe Party is also ... Liberal Party believes that its policies and political philosophy alone can smoothly and democratically operate the ...
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The Parliament | 84 |
Local SelfGovernment | 144 |
The British Judicial System | 153 |
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