Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 285W. Blackwood, 1959 - England |
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... Party should not be exaggerated . Already the Republicans were in a minority in both Houses of Congress ; and although this meant that the important Committees were under Democratic chairmen , so many of the Republicans had formed the ...
... Party should not be exaggerated . Already the Republicans were in a minority in both Houses of Congress ; and although this meant that the important Committees were under Democratic chairmen , so many of the Republicans had formed the ...
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... Party he has founded , which , under the leadership of Sir John Moffat , is to contest several seats in the impending Northern Rhodesian elections . If the Party is successful in the north , it will presently expand its activities to ...
... Party he has founded , which , under the leadership of Sir John Moffat , is to contest several seats in the impending Northern Rhodesian elections . If the Party is successful in the north , it will presently expand its activities to ...
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... Party and the latest candidate for the doubtful honour of discovering an improper practice , has had no better fortune than his predecessors . His complaint was against the Market Research Bureau , which had been conducting a poll in ...
... Party and the latest candidate for the doubtful honour of discovering an improper practice , has had no better fortune than his predecessors . His complaint was against the Market Research Bureau , which had been conducting a poll in ...
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A DAY IN BOURNEMOUTH BY ALICE MASSIE | 96 |
BEYOND THE ODER BY J P MAURICE | 192 |
BOXING DAY FOX BY JOHN HOPWOOD | 221 |
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