Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Sir Philip Morris : Does the Crown exercise its rights through Privy Council machinery ? Sir Thomas Taylor : You mean as regards the appointment to chairs ? That is done through the Secretary of State . are Mr. Donnelly : The ...
... Sir Philip Morris : Does the Crown exercise its rights through Privy Council machinery ? Sir Thomas Taylor : You mean as regards the appointment to chairs ? That is done through the Secretary of State . are Mr. Donnelly : The ...
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... Sir Philip Morris : The argument would not quite be that , would it , but that an effort should be made to make teachers of all kinds better teachers ? Sir Cyril Hinshelwood : Certainly . Sir Philip Morris : A good deal could be done in ...
... Sir Philip Morris : The argument would not quite be that , would it , but that an effort should be made to make teachers of all kinds better teachers ? Sir Cyril Hinshelwood : Certainly . Sir Philip Morris : A good deal could be done in ...
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... Sir Philip Morris : I do not altogether agree with Sir Patrick that it is pos- sible to learn it all in two days . There are a great number of things , like spans of attention and how to divide up your lectures , which are learned ...
... Sir Philip Morris : I do not altogether agree with Sir Patrick that it is pos- sible to learn it all in two days . There are a great number of things , like spans of attention and how to divide up your lectures , which are learned ...
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VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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