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To work properly , democratic government should be based on two major political partiesConservative and Labour as in Britain : Democratic and Republican as in the United States . By this means the country usually has a government firmly ...
To work properly , democratic government should be based on two major political partiesConservative and Labour as in Britain : Democratic and Republican as in the United States . By this means the country usually has a government firmly ...
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On the Common Market , there is little our Government can do to speed things up . Negotiations are sure to be long and tough , and a decision will probably have to be made at a most awkward time . But the sooner the Cabinet grasps the ...
On the Common Market , there is little our Government can do to speed things up . Negotiations are sure to be long and tough , and a decision will probably have to be made at a most awkward time . But the sooner the Cabinet grasps the ...
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For the moment the Conservative Government cannot do better than keep the peace , give generous economic aid and speed the Stormont Government's somewhat sluggish progress towards righting Catholic grievances .
For the moment the Conservative Government cannot do better than keep the peace , give generous economic aid and speed the Stormont Government's somewhat sluggish progress towards righting Catholic grievances .
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Contents
A CHANTYMAN LOOKS BACK BY A H RASMUSSEN 254 | 97 |
ALONG THE HELL RUN BY PENELOPE GARLICK 545 | 248 |
A PACKAGETOUR OF INDIAII BY ERIC LINKLATER 55 | 341 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 308 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1970 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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