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Patronage in British Government

Richards, Peter G - 2019

by Patronage -- CHAPTER THREE. Civil Service Reform -- CHAPTER FOUR. Political Appointments -- CHAPTER FIVE … -- CHAPTER TWELVE. Church Appointments -- CHAPTER THIRTEEN. The Influence of Patronage -- APPENDIX -- INDEX … administration, the law and the Church of England. Extensive patronage is exercised also by other Ministers. The distribution of …