A Magnetic Ministry
Anon
Genre: | Essay, Drollery |
Subjects: | Spiritualism, Animal Magnetism, Government, Politics |
Playing on the ambiguity of the words 'turning' and 'motion', explains how politicians can benefit from the power of 'table-turning'. For example, observes how ministers should try to cause 'some definite motion on the part of the Cabinet', and how a few ministers sitting around a council table can cause the table to turn one way, without the need for others to join hands 'on any one subject'. |
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