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Putting it shortly , the whole problem may be put in these words , How to get rid of the water , whether sea water , on the one hand , or land water on the other ? That internal drainage system , and I use the word ...
Putting it shortly , the whole problem may be put in these words , How to get rid of the water , whether sea water , on the one hand , or land water on the other ? That internal drainage system , and I use the word ...
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the whole of the water has ultimately got to get away into The Wash and there- fore the efforts of the internal schemes would be thrown away were it not possible to have the results of their labours carried to completion by some ...
the whole of the water has ultimately got to get away into The Wash and there- fore the efforts of the internal schemes would be thrown away were it not possible to have the results of their labours carried to completion by some ...
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So the whole thing was more or less , putting it colloquially , held up pending the advice of this Com- mission . Then it was necessary further to extend this period of suspension as the matter was not yet ripe for a Bill , and there ...
So the whole thing was more or less , putting it colloquially , held up pending the advice of this Com- mission . Then it was necessary further to extend this period of suspension as the matter was not yet ripe for a Bill , and there ...
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They were to investigate the whole problem of the drainage con- nected with the River Ouse with a view to advising the Ministry on the following points . " This is very important because it is very germane to the Inquiry which this ...
They were to investigate the whole problem of the drainage con- nected with the River Ouse with a view to advising the Ministry on the following points . " This is very important because it is very germane to the Inquiry which this ...
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... execute such works as were necessary to put the river as a whole into a condition to carry off as effectively as possible the water from both highlands and low- lands , and reduce the risks of flooding to a minimum .
... execute such works as were necessary to put the river as a whole into a condition to carry off as effectively as possible the water from both highlands and low- lands , and reduce the risks of flooding to a minimum .
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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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