The Reform of ParliamentDoubleday & Company, 1964 - 274 páginas |
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... British government achieved a degree of centralized control and of effective total planning which plainly surpassed that of its totalitarian enemy . This did not mean that the Nazis were not really totalitarian , or that Britain had ...
... British government achieved a degree of centralized control and of effective total planning which plainly surpassed that of its totalitarian enemy . This did not mean that the Nazis were not really totalitarian , or that Britain had ...
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... British MP since 1867 is elected almost entirely on national trends or national party issues . ( In this sense the British people get the type of government they want . ) This American envy has not always been well placed , in that if ...
... British MP since 1867 is elected almost entirely on national trends or national party issues . ( In this sense the British people get the type of government they want . ) This American envy has not always been well placed , in that if ...
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... BRITISH RAILWAYS , 1959-60 ( HC 254 [ vii ] ) ( Reply by British Railways and Minister , HC 163 , 1960–61 [ vii ] ) ( 1 ) The Committee was critical of the British Transport Com- mission ( BTC ) and felt that the Railways should be ...
... BRITISH RAILWAYS , 1959-60 ( HC 254 [ vii ] ) ( Reply by British Railways and Minister , HC 163 , 1960–61 [ vii ] ) ( 1 ) The Committee was critical of the British Transport Com- mission ( BTC ) and felt that the Railways should be ...
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PARLIAMENT AND THE CRISIS | 1 |
The Decline of Parliament No Magic Stabilizers | 10 |
WHAT THE COMMONS DO INDIVIDUALLY | 45 |
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