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The importance of this issue rests upon the fact that if the second chamber were either abolished or left with its present inadequate powers , the country would be at the mercy of any chance majority in the House of Commons .
The importance of this issue rests upon the fact that if the second chamber were either abolished or left with its present inadequate powers , the country would be at the mercy of any chance majority in the House of Commons .
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A candidate for a seat in the House of Commons has , in ninety - nine cases out of a hundred , no chance of winning a majority if he stands before the electors solely on his own merits . He must stand as the nominee of some ...
A candidate for a seat in the House of Commons has , in ninety - nine cases out of a hundred , no chance of winning a majority if he stands before the electors solely on his own merits . He must stand as the nominee of some ...
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chamber , with an effective power to protect the country against casual and unscrupulous majorities in the House of Commons , is an urgent national need . The composition of that chamber is a matter of relative unimportance .
chamber , with an effective power to protect the country against casual and unscrupulous majorities in the House of Commons , is an urgent national need . The composition of that chamber is a matter of relative unimportance .
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