Nineteenth Century and After, Том 119Nineteenth Century and After, 1936 |
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... Labour Party's reception on the assembling of the new Parliament . It could hardly be described as a ' victory ' reception , and Mr. Morrison's summing - up of the position of the Labour Party after the election expresses the minds of ...
... Labour Party's reception on the assembling of the new Parliament . It could hardly be described as a ' victory ' reception , and Mr. Morrison's summing - up of the position of the Labour Party after the election expresses the minds of ...
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... Labour to have straight fights , the blinkered obstinacy of the rump of Opposition Liberals in insisting on running candidates against both Government and Labour meant that Tories got in here in doubtful areas on minority votes - as in ...
... Labour to have straight fights , the blinkered obstinacy of the rump of Opposition Liberals in insisting on running candidates against both Government and Labour meant that Tories got in here in doubtful areas on minority votes - as in ...
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... Labour Movement has found its natural leader , whoever may occupy the chair of the Parlia- mentary Party . One of the most unfortunate results of the electoral débâcle of 1931 was that hardly a single one of Labour's tried parliamentary ...
... Labour Movement has found its natural leader , whoever may occupy the chair of the Parlia- mentary Party . One of the most unfortunate results of the electoral débâcle of 1931 was that hardly a single one of Labour's tried parliamentary ...
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