The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Part 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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... ministry preferred the existing system ; in a community so small , where political pressure was so easy , Parkes thought that " a larger share by the minister in the exercise of the prerogative of pardon would not ... be more ...
... ministry preferred the existing system ; in a community so small , where political pressure was so easy , Parkes thought that " a larger share by the minister in the exercise of the prerogative of pardon would not ... be more ...
Page 503
... Minister ) of " the reputation for exclusiveness which the continent has gained in the United Kingdom " . If Australia had indeed gained this reputa- tion , retorted Deakin , it was due solely to " misrepresentations " of unpatriotic ...
... Minister ) of " the reputation for exclusiveness which the continent has gained in the United Kingdom " . If Australia had indeed gained this reputa- tion , retorted Deakin , it was due solely to " misrepresentations " of unpatriotic ...
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... Minister ( July 31 ) said : " Whatever happens , Australia is part of the Empire right to the full . When the Empire is at war so is Australia at war . All our resources are in the Empire and for the preservation and security of the ...
... Minister ( July 31 ) said : " Whatever happens , Australia is part of the Empire right to the full . When the Empire is at war so is Australia at war . All our resources are in the Empire and for the preservation and security of the ...
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