The Quarterly Review, 257. köideJohn Murray, 1931 |
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Page 165
... carried more or less the situation back to that of the White Paper of 1922. Correctly or incorrectly it is therefore ... carrying out its unique conditions . Unquestionably the greatest imperial asset resulting from our presence in ...
... carried more or less the situation back to that of the White Paper of 1922. Correctly or incorrectly it is therefore ... carrying out its unique conditions . Unquestionably the greatest imperial asset resulting from our presence in ...
Page 186
... carry out the Premiers ' agreement . In Mr Lang the Labour machine has a man exactly suited to its desires . He has no intellectual attitude except to carry out the orders of the juntas in control . He is completely reckless and has no ...
... carry out the Premiers ' agreement . In Mr Lang the Labour machine has a man exactly suited to its desires . He has no intellectual attitude except to carry out the orders of the juntas in control . He is completely reckless and has no ...
Page 212
... carrying into effect its own laws and regulations . It should be immediately conceded that this idiosyncrasy is not ... carry on the administration throughout the length and breadth of British India and a detrimental effect upon the ...
... carrying into effect its own laws and regulations . It should be immediately conceded that this idiosyncrasy is not ... carry on the administration throughout the length and breadth of British India and a detrimental effect upon the ...
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