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As a rule this clause is drawn very widely , so that the publisher is given fallest powers to deal with the matter as he thinks wisest . Thus it may happen that even when the author would wish to defend an action he cannot do so . a The ...
As a rule this clause is drawn very widely , so that the publisher is given fallest powers to deal with the matter as he thinks wisest . Thus it may happen that even when the author would wish to defend an action he cannot do so . a The ...
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I have given you a short sketch of the history of this matter and told you what the works are in this region , and I have also given you a short indication of the legislative history of the matter . Now I come to the more immediate ...
I have given you a short sketch of the history of this matter and told you what the works are in this region , and I have also given you a short indication of the legislative history of the matter . Now I come to the more immediate ...
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Then it was necessary further to extend this period of suspension as the matter was not yet ripe for a Bill , and there was passed another Order which was confirmed by Parliament in 1926 , substituting 1st January , 1928 , for 1st ...
Then it was necessary further to extend this period of suspension as the matter was not yet ripe for a Bill , and there was passed another Order which was confirmed by Parliament in 1926 , substituting 1st January , 1928 , for 1st ...
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... the Ministry on the following points : ( i ) The nature and extent of the essential work required to put the Ouse drainage system in a proper state and the estimated cost thereof " ; it was first really an engineer- ing matter .
... the Ministry on the following points : ( i ) The nature and extent of the essential work required to put the Ouse drainage system in a proper state and the estimated cost thereof " ; it was first really an engineer- ing matter .
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We are satisfied the Commission in pro- posing that these areas should be treated specially cannot have had all the in- formation before them that we have had on an examination of the matter , and we think those who represent these ...
We are satisfied the Commission in pro- posing that these areas should be treated specially cannot have had all the in- formation before them that we have had on an examination of the matter , and we think those who represent these ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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