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been bedevilled by too many political parties . 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 .
been bedevilled by too many political parties . 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 .
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They are measures which go beyond permissible behaviour in most walks of life ; they are designed to take advantage of the gullibility of the average voter and no political party is blameless in this matter .
They are measures which go beyond permissible behaviour in most walks of life ; they are designed to take advantage of the gullibility of the average voter and no political party is blameless in this matter .
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As a topic , indeed , crime was almost the only alternative to politics , in which there was an obsessive interest . Local politics and provincial ... Political speeches , the utterances of ministers and their critics , made the major ...
As a topic , indeed , crime was almost the only alternative to politics , in which there was an obsessive interest . Local politics and provincial ... Political speeches , the utterances of ministers and their critics , made the major ...
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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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| 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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