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few can • fully yet possess a

useful witli the of a motor-car.

Not everyone can or need be a Parliameatary expert;

but the ordinary citizen can* if. fee wi$hes3 acquire sufficient
knowledge to a shrewd of Ms M.P.ss usefulness.

This is but one aspect of a problem; how to general

knowledge in politics to the standard which it in other

fields.

BOOK'S:

* JENNINGS. Parliamentary Reform (New Fabiaa Research Bureau.)
ILBEST. Parliament,