Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... effect the problem of distri- buting the white population of the Empire in the manner most conducive to the development , stability and strength of the whole . ( b ) That oversea settlement should not be regarded as a means of relieving ...
... effect the problem of distri- buting the white population of the Empire in the manner most conducive to the development , stability and strength of the whole . ( b ) That oversea settlement should not be regarded as a means of relieving ...
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... effect to such schemes . " It is doubtful whether the Oversea Governments would in all cases be in a position , without advances or other financial assistance , to find the money for large schemes of development , whether by ex ...
... effect to such schemes . " It is doubtful whether the Oversea Governments would in all cases be in a position , without advances or other financial assistance , to find the money for large schemes of development , whether by ex ...
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... effect the policy approved by the Conference of Prime Ministers . If such a policy were adopted , new arrivals could proceed direct to one of the Government farms , and would thus avoid the risk , which they now run , of being attracted ...
... effect the policy approved by the Conference of Prime Ministers . If such a policy were adopted , new arrivals could proceed direct to one of the Government farms , and would thus avoid the risk , which they now run , of being attracted ...
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... effect that misleading statements are at present being made as to the chances of suitable employment for British emigrants to Bolivia . The Committee are satisfied that the ordinary British emigrant without capital has little prospect ...
... effect that misleading statements are at present being made as to the chances of suitable employment for British emigrants to Bolivia . The Committee are satisfied that the ordinary British emigrant without capital has little prospect ...
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... effect of the Reformation is thus described by Mr. J. A. Venn , in his treatise on Oxford and Cambridge Matriculations . " The dissolution of the monasteries and the 66 .6 66 consequent suppression of the religious orders caused a com ...
... effect of the Reformation is thus described by Mr. J. A. Venn , in his treatise on Oxford and Cambridge Matriculations . " The dissolution of the monasteries and the 66 .6 66 consequent suppression of the religious orders caused a com ...
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