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Downhill to Dutschke
Willliams, Raymond | February 15, 1971 issue
The article focuses on the politics in Great Britain. The author discusses the issue of Rudi Dutschke, a German student, who was excluded from Britain on...

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Tory Victory in Britain?
Hutchison, Keith | September 29, 1951 issue
This article focuses on the Great Britain's forthcoming general election. The betting on the election has opened with odds of six to four in favor of a...

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Editorials
June 4, 1955 issue
The British general election was at bottom, a contest between two liberal parties, one of which had the great advantage of holding power. It was little...

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25 Years Ago in "The Nation"
April 7, 1945 issue
The article focuses on news previously featured in this journal. At a private gathering in Paris a year ago British statesman David Lloyd George was told...

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Britain's Political Revival
Wintringham, Tom | April 17, 1943 issue
Three things have happened in Great Britain in recent weeks that taken together make it very unlikely that the political truce will continue in Britain...

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Minority Report
Hitchens, Christopher | May 11, 1992 issue
The recent defeat of the British Labor Party was an instance more of the stupid than the pathetic, and it may have implications for all persons who despise...

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Mr. Gladstone and Lord Salisbury
September 10, 1891 issue
The article presents information about issues concerning Great Britain. It seems to be generally conceded by the English Tories that the Liberals will come...

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Career of the Salisbury Ministry
February 18, 1886 issue
The Tory ministry of 1885 has been the briefest ministry of the last half century, having lasted just seven months. When, on William Ewart Gladstone's resignation...

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The New British Ministry
July 23, 1885 issue
The appointments consequent on the change of Great Britain's Government have now been completed, and the Tory Ministry may be examined as a whole. Attempts...

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Special Correspondence
Dicey, A. V. | April 17, 1884 issue
This article presents information related to the field of politics. The close of last session left William Ewart Gladstone's ministry in a position as strong...

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