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19 ) :... the jury have to consider whether today these books have a tendency ' to deprave and corrupt those whose ... When one is considering whether they have such a tendency , one's mind naturally turns to depraving or corrupting ...
19 ) :... the jury have to consider whether today these books have a tendency ' to deprave and corrupt those whose ... When one is considering whether they have such a tendency , one's mind naturally turns to depraving or corrupting ...
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I cannot give a definition in I had in fact read it myself I was able terms as to what is “ corrupt . ... It may be a fault on my part , Mr. Ede . but I cannot put exactly into words what I think is corrupting . But if I look at 366.
I cannot give a definition in I had in fact read it myself I was able terms as to what is “ corrupt . ... It may be a fault on my part , Mr. Ede . but I cannot put exactly into words what I think is corrupting . But if I look at 366.
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If you could get the persons to come into the witness box and say they were so depraved and corrupted that this would have ... May I say , Sir , I am interested to hear these questions about “ deprave and corrupt ” because I have been ...
If you could get the persons to come into the witness box and say they were so depraved and corrupted that this would have ... May I say , Sir , I am interested to hear these questions about “ deprave and corrupt ” because I have been ...
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Proceedings of Standing Committee | 4 |
Proceedings of Standing Committee C | 1 |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS FINANCIAL | 1 |
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Adjourned agreed Amendment proposed answer apply Bill Chair Chairman Clause Coal Board colliery Committee common concerned consider consideration Continued corrupt cost course court Customs deal decision difficulty effect evidence fact figures further give going Government House important increase industry insert the words interest investment John Latham leave literary London look Major March material matter mean Memorandum million Minister o'clock obscene Obscene Publications offence Office paragraph particular period person pits Police present Printed proceedings produce prosecution published Question proposed Question put reason recommend referred regard Regulations relation Report respect result schemes Scotland Secretary Sir James sort stand statutory Street submitted taken thing Thursday tion tons whole withdrawn
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 |
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