Tariff Reform As a Method of Raising Revenue
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Austen Chamberlain, and Mr. Bonar Law. After due consideration of its details, Mr. Austen Chamberlain repeated his approval at Edinburgh on December nth and at Acock's Green on December i6th. Mr. Lyttelton blessed it at Coatbridge on Decem- ber 23rd, and attributed to it the blessed result that "the Unionist Party was once more a living force. " And Lord Lansdowne, speaking with all the authority of his great position as Leader of the Tory Party in the House of Lords, said at Glasgow on Decembe...r 13th that "the large majority of the party was ready to accept the policy laid down with so much clearness by Mr. Balfour in the great speech he delivered at Birmingham. " No man in the party has ever at any time disclaimed Mr. Balfour's plan. By all it was accepted as the long-sought-for cement by which to bind together a, riven party. By all it was acclaimed solely as a means of raising revenue for social reform. Mr. Balfour had nothing to say of the other three heads into which, as he said, the resolution he was support- ing divided itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Austen Chamberlain, and Mr. Bonar Law. After due consideration of its details, Mr. Austen Chamberlain repeated his approval at Edinburgh on December nth and at Acock's Green on December i6th. Mr. Lyttelton blessed it at Coatbridge on Decem- ber 23rd, and attributed to it the blessed result that "the Unionist Party was once more a living force. " And Lord Lansdowne, speaking with all the authority of his great position as Leader of the Tory Party in the House of Lords, said at Glasgow on Decembe...r 13th that "the large majority of the party was ready to accept the policy laid down with so much clearness by Mr. Balfour in the great speech he delivered at Birmingham. " No man in the party has ever at any time disclaimed Mr. Balfour's plan. By all it was accepted as the long-sought-for cement by which to bind together a, riven party. By all it was acclaimed solely as a means of raising revenue for social reform. Mr. Balfour had nothing to say of the other three heads into which, as he said, the resolution he was support- ing divided itself.
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