ent developments in Butish din domes unanimous, in" its commente. on.
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ie polities, most. papers expréesing high admiration at the manner which the crisis was tackled and the determination, rapidity, and. pluck the Working of the government, with which, without interfering. with what otherwise might have badly affected not only the British home but also the international situation was overcome, 'Admiration' is also expressed at of responsibility and. self-me shown by" the retiring mem of the Cabinet. who, in oFder to enable the National. Govern. ment to fulfil the chief task for which ie was, formed," refraining from joining the opposition, thougt they felt themselves unable to agree with part of their former colleagues?
This, as especially the Liberal papers' point out, was. the happy result of political and parliamentary education and experience such ax no other people: in the world hus. a rad the Tack of-which is at present more than ever bef
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