The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 210A. Constable, 1909 |
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... principle of modern democracy - the right of all the governed , regardless of race , to a share in the government ... principle that had in the past reserved political power to the Magyars . For the subject peoples the price of ...
... principle of modern democracy - the right of all the governed , regardless of race , to a share in the government ... principle that had in the past reserved political power to the Magyars . For the subject peoples the price of ...
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... principle . At The Hague she proposed the abolition of contraband . On principle arms and ammunition , VOL . CCX . NO . CCCCXXIX . N for example , are unquestionably useful to belligerents , and 1909 . 177 the Declaration of London .
... principle . At The Hague she proposed the abolition of contraband . On principle arms and ammunition , VOL . CCX . NO . CCCCXXIX . N for example , are unquestionably useful to belligerents , and 1909 . 177 the Declaration of London .
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... principle . His second grand principle was the separation of the functions of command from those of business administration , and the decentralisation of the latter functions on the Militia principle of county organisation . To this end ...
... principle . His second grand principle was the separation of the functions of command from those of business administration , and the decentralisation of the latter functions on the Militia principle of county organisation . To this end ...
Contents
1 Report of South African Convention 19089 | 1 |
Saint Catherine of Genoa and her Friends | 34 |
Fleets Great Britain and Foreign Countries | 57 |
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