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... Party went so far as to say that ' if the people of Scotland were ulti- mately to decide in favour of a Scottish Parliament , no one could gainsay them ' . But he was as anxious as the Labour Party to make sure that no opportunity for ...
... Party went so far as to say that ' if the people of Scotland were ulti- mately to decide in favour of a Scottish Parliament , no one could gainsay them ' . But he was as anxious as the Labour Party to make sure that no opportunity for ...
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... party politics : it affects Scotland more inti- mately than it does the other parts of Britain . What the Scots are being told is this . If they wish for self- government , they must renounce all other political interests and build up a ...
... party politics : it affects Scotland more inti- mately than it does the other parts of Britain . What the Scots are being told is this . If they wish for self- government , they must renounce all other political interests and build up a ...
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... Party returns to power , the prospect is pretty bleak.- 5. Party discipline When English Party leaders make speeches north of the Border , they are full of solicitude for the Scottish interests so badly neglected by their opponents ...
... Party returns to power , the prospect is pretty bleak.- 5. Party discipline When English Party leaders make speeches north of the Border , they are full of solicitude for the Scottish interests so badly neglected by their opponents ...
Contents
TO OUR ENGLISH BROTHER | 19 |
Demand for a plebiscite | 26 |
HISTORY AND LEGEND | 33 |
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