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... WAY OF THE WAR By foresight Weary M.P.s PARLIAMENT has adjourned for a short summer recess. Although a number of Members in all parties would have liked yet another debate on the progress of the war, the Government successfully resisted the demand. At least one powerful reason was given why it would not be opportune for such a debate. Indeed, apart from the noisy few, the majority of Members ...

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