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This obvious fact is often lost sight of , because the effect of the two - party system , as we know it in this country , is to make the appointment of a Prime Minister a mere formality , since in normal circumstances the Sovereign has ...
This obvious fact is often lost sight of , because the effect of the two - party system , as we know it in this country , is to make the appointment of a Prime Minister a mere formality , since in normal circumstances the Sovereign has ...
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The only political issue which really divides the two parties is the language question . ... The Constitutional Party advocate the encouragement of Maltese for sentimental and of English for economic reasons . It would probably also be ...
The only political issue which really divides the two parties is the language question . ... The Constitutional Party advocate the encouragement of Maltese for sentimental and of English for economic reasons . It would probably also be ...
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noble Lords and their right honourable friends of the Labour Party and thus bring about the disasters which I have ventured to indicate . ' The Labour Party , not unnaturally , resented the implication that the task of discriminating ...
noble Lords and their right honourable friends of the Labour Party and thus bring about the disasters which I have ventured to indicate . ' The Labour Party , not unnaturally , resented the implication that the task of discriminating ...
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