The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1928 - 312 páginas |
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... duties , by electorates differently construc- ted , each justly claiming to be the choice of the people . There is no constitutional reason why the President , the Senate and the House of Representa- tives should co - operate to carry ...
... duties , by electorates differently construc- ted , each justly claiming to be the choice of the people . There is no constitutional reason why the President , the Senate and the House of Representa- tives should co - operate to carry ...
Página xv
... duties of ' delay and revision ' assigned to it by Bagehot is another matter . I do not propose to discuss this subject here , partly because it would take me on to ground more controversial than befits this peaceful preface , partly ...
... duties of ' delay and revision ' assigned to it by Bagehot is another matter . I do not propose to discuss this subject here , partly because it would take me on to ground more controversial than befits this peaceful preface , partly ...
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... duties , he knew nothing of Downing Street where her Cabinet was ' efficiently ' carrying on the real business of Government . But need such ignorance provoke either surprise or blame ? If the cabman was a strong Party man it is even ...
... duties , he knew nothing of Downing Street where her Cabinet was ' efficiently ' carrying on the real business of Government . But need such ignorance provoke either surprise or blame ? If the cabman was a strong Party man it is even ...
Página xx
... duties without them . But are they its natural product ? Admittedly it works through Party at every stage - Party Cabinets in Downing Street , Party majorities in the House of Commons , Party majorities in the constituencies . These ...
... duties without them . But are they its natural product ? Admittedly it works through Party at every stage - Party Cabinets in Downing Street , Party majorities in the House of Commons , Party majorities in the constituencies . These ...
Página 11
... duties . Indeed the Peers , who constitute a large element in modern cabinets , are members , nowa- days , only of a subordinate assembly . The House of Lords still exercises several useful functions ; but the ruling THE CABINET 11.
... duties . Indeed the Peers , who constitute a large element in modern cabinets , are members , nowa- days , only of a subordinate assembly . The House of Lords still exercises several useful functions ; but the ruling THE CABINET 11.
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