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Page 56
... Office , and the War Office is resolute in ignoring Scottish sentiment . In dealing with the Scottish regiments , who have won so much glory for an army that is supposed to be British , advice seems to be taken only from the English ...
... Office , and the War Office is resolute in ignoring Scottish sentiment . In dealing with the Scottish regiments , who have won so much glory for an army that is supposed to be British , advice seems to be taken only from the English ...
Page 78
... office was necessary , and using arguments of the type with which we are now all too familiar : Scotland no more requires a Secretary than Yorkshire ; the office is only a source of needless expense ; and so on . The office in fact ...
... office was necessary , and using arguments of the type with which we are now all too familiar : Scotland no more requires a Secretary than Yorkshire ; the office is only a source of needless expense ; and so on . The office in fact ...
Page 80
... office exercises a magnetic attraction on other administrative organisations concerned with Scotland , such as the Forestry Commission and the Office of the Crown Estates Commissioners . As ' Scotland's Minister ' he has to defend ...
... office exercises a magnetic attraction on other administrative organisations concerned with Scotland , such as the Forestry Commission and the Office of the Crown Estates Commissioners . As ' Scotland's Minister ' he has to defend ...
Contents
TO OUR ENGLISH BROTHER | 19 |
Demand for a plebiscite | 26 |
HISTORY AND LEGEND | 33 |
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