The Theory and Practice of Modern Government, Volume 2Methuen, 1932 - 814 pages |
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... thing as a permanent and specialized set of duties then existed , but they were in specially close co - operation with ... things which we should to - day call administration . Students of English local government history are aware how ...
... thing as a permanent and specialized set of duties then existed , but they were in specially close co - operation with ... things which we should to - day call administration . Students of English local government history are aware how ...
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... things which conveniently docket , but always cramp , confine , and distort , reality . The step was not a long one from the seminar enlivened by the mind fresh from practical tasks , or contact with people engaged therein , to the ...
... things which conveniently docket , but always cramp , confine , and distort , reality . The step was not a long one from the seminar enlivened by the mind fresh from practical tasks , or contact with people engaged therein , to the ...
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... thing , do it in a perfunctory way and wonder if the reports would ever be looked at by the Civil Service Commission ... things to be compared , the easier the com- parison ; and one mind carrying a single standard minimizes the possible ...
... thing , do it in a perfunctory way and wonder if the reports would ever be looked at by the Civil Service Commission ... things to be compared , the easier the com- parison ; and one mind carrying a single standard minimizes the possible ...
Contents
THE COMMONS | 743 |
DELIBERATION AND PROCEDURE | 780 |
PARLIAMENTARY DIFFICULTIES AND REFORM | 878 |
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