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Why Democracy?, Alf Ross
Hobbes among the Critics, J. B. Stewart
Philosophy, Politics and Society, Peter Laslett ; Minos or Minotaur? The Dilemma of Political Power, John Bowle Reviewed by J. B. Stewart
The Office of Prime Minister, Byrum E. Carter ; Unrepentant Tory: The Life and Times of Andrew Bonar Law, 1858-1923, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Robert Blake Reviewed by J. B. Stewart
Historical Inevitability, Isaiah Berlin Reviewed by J. B. Stewart
Fundamental Law in English Constitutional History, J. W. Gough Reviewed by J. B. Stewart
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