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Page 184
The debates in the House show a good deal of confusion concerning the purposes of the Act . Its author and advocate is reported as having appealed to the House in terms that are illuminating— “ Frankly , the bill is but an experiment ” ...
The debates in the House show a good deal of confusion concerning the purposes of the Act . Its author and advocate is reported as having appealed to the House in terms that are illuminating— “ Frankly , the bill is but an experiment ” ...
Page 187
His introduction just before the election of a draft bill for old age pensions was therefore a sound tactical manoeuvre . An amendment making pensions universal was carried against him in committee and the Bill was withdrawn .
His introduction just before the election of a draft bill for old age pensions was therefore a sound tactical manoeuvre . An amendment making pensions universal was carried against him in committee and the Bill was withdrawn .
Page 296
... Franchise : education qualification , 95 ; Maori grant under , 132 Maoris debarred from , 95 , 133 , ad- Counties Bill ( 1875 ) , 117-18 mitted to , 142 ; County Council , 117 ; Crown Colony , form of , 94 Representation Bill ( 1889 ) ...
... Franchise : education qualification , 95 ; Maori grant under , 132 Maoris debarred from , 95 , 133 , ad- Counties Bill ( 1875 ) , 117-18 mitted to , 142 ; County Council , 117 ; Crown Colony , form of , 94 Representation Bill ( 1889 ) ...
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| Title | The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 2 The Cambridge History of the British Empire, John Holland Rose |
| Contributor | John Holland Rose |
| Publisher | The University Press, 1933 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 3 Feb 2009 |
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