Punch Or the London Charivari, volume 158, March 24, 1920.
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GEORGE ROBERTS, defended the Governmentagainst charges of extravagance, and ventured to remind Labour--asTHOMAS DRUMMOND reminded Irish landlords--that it had duties as wellas rights.
Early in the evening the PRIME MINISTER, who had sat through manyspeeches in readiness for the threatened attack, folded his notes andsilently stole away.
On the adjournment General PAGE CROFT accused the Ministry ofMunitions of unfair treatment to one of its employees. The perorationto Mr. KELLAWAY'S spirited def...ence deserves quotation: "The decisiontaken by the Ministry is a decision that will stand. " That's the stuffto give 'em.
_Tuesday, March 16th_. --"The LORD CHANCELLOR was so unusuallyapologetic in his exposition of the War Emergency Laws (Continuance)Bill that none of the Peers had the heart seriously to oppose him. Lord SALISBURY took note of the Government's admission that theywere anxious to say Good-bye to D. O. R. A. And only complained that thefarewell ceremony was so long-drawn-out. Lord BUCKMASTER failed tounderstand why D.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GEORGE ROBERTS, defended the Governmentagainst charges of extravagance, and ventured to remind Labour--asTHOMAS DRUMMOND reminded Irish landlords--that it had duties as wellas rights.
Early in the evening the PRIME MINISTER, who had sat through manyspeeches in readiness for the threatened attack, folded his notes andsilently stole away.
On the adjournment General PAGE CROFT accused the Ministry ofMunitions of unfair treatment to one of its employees. The perorationto Mr. KELLAWAY'S spirited def...ence deserves quotation: "The decisiontaken by the Ministry is a decision that will stand. " That's the stuffto give 'em.
_Tuesday, March 16th_. --"The LORD CHANCELLOR was so unusuallyapologetic in his exposition of the War Emergency Laws (Continuance)Bill that none of the Peers had the heart seriously to oppose him. Lord SALISBURY took note of the Government's admission that theywere anxious to say Good-bye to D. O. R. A. And only complained that thefarewell ceremony was so long-drawn-out. Lord BUCKMASTER failed tounderstand why D.
What to read after Punch Or the London Charivari, volume 158, March 24, 1920.?
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