Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... regard to the large excess of women in this country and to the deficiency overseas , the prospects of many women are likely to be brighter in the Dominions than here . To put the case plainly , many women in this country must ...
... regard to the large excess of women in this country and to the deficiency overseas , the prospects of many women are likely to be brighter in the Dominions than here . To put the case plainly , many women in this country must ...
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... regard to ( a ) it will be remembered that one of the proposals approved by the recent Conference of Prime Ministers ... regards ( b ) this is also in large measure a question of ways and means . It is necessary that Receiving Homes ...
... regard to ( a ) it will be remembered that one of the proposals approved by the recent Conference of Prime Ministers ... regards ( b ) this is also in large measure a question of ways and means . It is necessary that Receiving Homes ...
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. As regards ( c ) the number of children suitable for migration would no doubt be ... regard inter - Imperial migration with sympathy , provided that migration policy is so framed as not only to ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. As regards ( c ) the number of children suitable for migration would no doubt be ... regard inter - Imperial migration with sympathy , provided that migration policy is so framed as not only to ...
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... regard the policy of the Association in this respect as well - advised . The Association does valuable work in advising enquirers regarding migration at its branches throughout the country . About 8,000 enquirers have received special ...
... regard the policy of the Association in this respect as well - advised . The Association does valuable work in advising enquirers regarding migration at its branches throughout the country . About 8,000 enquirers have received special ...
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... regard to the circumstances referred to in the preceding para- graph . We have considered our enquiry as primarily one into the resources of the University and Colleges and the use made of them , and secondarily , and so far as our ...
... regard to the circumstances referred to in the preceding para- graph . We have considered our enquiry as primarily one into the resources of the University and Colleges and the use made of them , and secondarily , and so far as our ...
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