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... for many years leader of the Kenseikai ( now called Minseito ) , one of the two main parties , and is still one of its most active members . ... party Governments , and maintain a healthy fire of criticism of the actions thereof .
... for many years leader of the Kenseikai ( now called Minseito ) , one of the two main parties , and is still one of its most active members . ... party Governments , and maintain a healthy fire of criticism of the actions thereof .
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ingly have broken away , with the result that the Conservative Party would have been shattered . The prime cause of the post - war resurrection of the Conservative Party therefore was the desire for selfpreservation , not for the ...
ingly have broken away , with the result that the Conservative Party would have been shattered . The prime cause of the post - war resurrection of the Conservative Party therefore was the desire for selfpreservation , not for the ...
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In spite of threats that a ' split in the Party ' would follow and in face of the immense pressure , exerted in the most devious ways , of the party machine , he decided against the Bill . His speech on the second reading , when he ...
In spite of threats that a ' split in the Party ' would follow and in face of the immense pressure , exerted in the most devious ways , of the party machine , he decided against the Bill . His speech on the second reading , when he ...
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