The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1928 - 312 páginas |
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Página xiii
... efficient parts ' of the constitution work so well , why trouble much about the parts which are predominantly ' dignified ' ? To this question Bagehot would , I think , have replied in the first place that in the case both of the House ...
... efficient parts ' of the constitution work so well , why trouble much about the parts which are predominantly ' dignified ' ? To this question Bagehot would , I think , have replied in the first place that in the case both of the House ...
Página xv
... efficiently perform the duties of ' delay and revision ' assigned to it by Bagehot is another matter . I do ... efficient ' rather than to the ' dignified ' parts of our Constitution . He held ( most rightly ) that , quite apart ...
... efficiently perform the duties of ' delay and revision ' assigned to it by Bagehot is another matter . I do ... efficient ' rather than to the ' dignified ' parts of our Constitution . He held ( most rightly ) that , quite apart ...
Página xvii
... efficient ” part ( i.e. the Cabinet ' system ) depends upon the " dignified " part for the ' power which the " efficient ” part requires but cannot ' itself produce ' . As regards the national weaknesses which produced the necessity ...
... efficient ” part ( i.e. the Cabinet ' system ) depends upon the " dignified " part for the ' power which the " efficient ” part requires but cannot ' itself produce ' . As regards the national weaknesses which produced the necessity ...
Página xviii
... efficient ' aspect , the whole system of Parliaments , Cabinets , Party Government , and the rest . For the unintelligent millions there is the ' dignified ' aspect ( described also as ' theatrical ' , ' mystical ' , ' religious ' , or ...
... efficient ' aspect , the whole system of Parliaments , Cabinets , Party Government , and the rest . For the unintelligent millions there is the ' dignified ' aspect ( described also as ' theatrical ' , ' mystical ' , ' religious ' , or ...
Página xix
... 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 chances that he regarded the Cabinet Ministers then meeting in ...
... 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 chances that he regarded the Cabinet Ministers then meeting in ...
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