British Speeches of the Day, Том 3British Information Services, 1945 |
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... Member who has got no friends and has got no group can get up and speak about anything in the world which he thinks will advance his fellow creatures - if he should catch Mr. Speaker's eye . This is customary in a Parliamentary sense ...
... Member who has got no friends and has got no group can get up and speak about anything in the world which he thinks will advance his fellow creatures - if he should catch Mr. Speaker's eye . This is customary in a Parliamentary sense ...
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... member . I think we should have to put a great deal of responsibility for what might happen on those who called him to power . We are not avid of becoming deeply involved in the politics of the conquered or liberated countries . All we ...
... member . I think we should have to put a great deal of responsibility for what might happen on those who called him to power . We are not avid of becoming deeply involved in the politics of the conquered or liberated countries . All we ...
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... Member himself has views of his own which seem to be equally obnoxious to all parties in the House . I have no ... Members : " Bolsheviks . " ] Oh , no . That is a very mischievous remark . Some hon . Members are always trying to entrap ...
... Member himself has views of his own which seem to be equally obnoxious to all parties in the House . I have no ... Members : " Bolsheviks . " ] Oh , no . That is a very mischievous remark . Some hon . Members are always trying to entrap ...
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... Member for East Birkenhead ( Mr. Graham White ) always gives a thoughtful contribution to our Debates , and if the House will bear with me , I would like to touch upon one or two of the matters he raised , because they are matters which ...
... Member for East Birkenhead ( Mr. Graham White ) always gives a thoughtful contribution to our Debates , and if the House will bear with me , I would like to touch upon one or two of the matters he raised , because they are matters which ...
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... Member for Devon- port ( Mr. Hore - Belisha ) and my hon . Friend the Member for Kidderminster ( Sir John Wardlaw - Milne ) will , I think , be dealt with next week in the course of the discussion on trade and economic matters . I have ...
... Member for Devon- port ( Mr. Hore - Belisha ) and my hon . Friend the Member for Kidderminster ( Sir John Wardlaw - Milne ) will , I think , be dealt with next week in the course of the discussion on trade and economic matters . I have ...
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