Watching the World Go byLittle, Brown, 1933 - 358 pages |
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... House to the Capitol in half an hour - no one ever wanted to get there quicker . In later days , the spectacle of the two biggest — in a physical sense Democrats in Congress , Senator Ollie James of Kentucky and Representative ...
... House to the Capitol in half an hour - no one ever wanted to get there quicker . In later days , the spectacle of the two biggest — in a physical sense Democrats in Congress , Senator Ollie James of Kentucky and Representative ...
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... House , and their expenses were paid by their unions . The payment of salaries by the State finally enabled the Labor Party to hold a majority in the House and control the government . My friends at the lunch table were perhaps more far ...
... House , and their expenses were paid by their unions . The payment of salaries by the State finally enabled the Labor Party to hold a majority in the House and control the government . My friends at the lunch table were perhaps more far ...
Page 267
... house in St. James Square and visiting at his great country place at Cliveden on the Thames . His wife , Lady Astor , a Virginian by birth , fills the place in the House of Commons which he had reluctantly sur- rendered on coming into ...
... house in St. James Square and visiting at his great country place at Cliveden on the Thames . His wife , Lady Astor , a Virginian by birth , fills the place in the House of Commons which he had reluctantly sur- rendered on coming into ...
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CHAPTER II page | 20 |
CHAPTER III page | 40 |
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