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Page 183
... POLICE DUTY ( Address delivered before the Special General Conference of the Chief Constables ' Association , held at Harrogate , 8 June 1928. Published in the Conference Reports , 1928 ) ... POLICE DUTY Censorship as a Police Duty (1928)
... POLICE DUTY ( Address delivered before the Special General Conference of the Chief Constables ' Association , held at Harrogate , 8 June 1928. Published in the Conference Reports , 1928 ) ... POLICE DUTY Censorship as a Police Duty (1928)
Page 185
... police action throughout the country , because the public , which used to be a compara- tively stationary public , has now , through the spread of the motor car , become a movable public - a traveling public . If you go about motoring ...
... police action throughout the country , because the public , which used to be a compara- tively stationary public , has now , through the spread of the motor car , become a movable public - a traveling public . If you go about motoring ...
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... police control at a speed of twentyseven miles an hour . There was no question . There was no room for argument . The constable and I were perfectly civil to oneanother . He was pleased when he got my name , because he knew he would be ...
... police control at a speed of twentyseven miles an hour . There was no question . There was no room for argument . The constable and I were perfectly civil to oneanother . He was pleased when he got my name , because he knew he would be ...
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Acting by One Who Does Not Believe in It 1889 | 12 |
What Socialism Will be Like 1896 | 23 |
The Dynamitards of Science 1900 | 31 |
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