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G B S Probes England Parliaments Hidden Powers
George Bernard Shaw addresses the Fabian Society in London arguing that talk often hides the lack of action in government. He critiques parliament’s failures, predicts political shifts, and envisions a future where occupational representation and a new democratic foundation replace endless talk with decisive governance. He cites Mosley and MacDonald, contrasts past leaders, and discusses the need for a new political structure to resolve Britain’s constitutional crisis.
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George Bernard Shaw
Fabian Society
London
Britain
Dan
Reat
Peter
Sir Edward Grey
Russia
Frater
Bil~gium
England
Asquith
Ramsay MacDonald
Bint
Bank of England
MacDonald
Boba
America
Ronstvest
Hoover
Roosevelt
Hoch
Congress
Paria
Fawkes
Guy Powker
Guy Fawkes
Asif
Taly
Ech
Alan Balance
Italy
Mosley
Ranway MacDonald
Dad 1
Monley
House of Commons
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