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Travelling in one direction along the links of this chain , we find an executive committee , practically appointed by , and subject to deposition at the hands of the Commons , executing upon and over the governed those laws of the land ...
Travelling in one direction along the links of this chain , we find an executive committee , practically appointed by , and subject to deposition at the hands of the Commons , executing upon and over the governed those laws of the land ...
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... who framed the existing measures , in their turn , avow their despair of good government , so long as they must entrust all their plans to the bungling incompetence of men who are appointed by , and responsible to somebody else .
... who framed the existing measures , in their turn , avow their despair of good government , so long as they must entrust all their plans to the bungling incompetence of men who are appointed by , and responsible to somebody else .
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“ For the better administration of justice , and the management of the public affairs of our said province , ” the governor was authorized to appoint such fitting and discreet persons as you shall either find there , or carry along with ...
“ For the better administration of justice , and the management of the public affairs of our said province , ” the governor was authorized to appoint such fitting and discreet persons as you shall either find there , or carry along with ...
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... both departments of government , legislative and executive , in the hands of the governor and his council ; with this provision , however , that the members of the council were to be appointed from the inhabitants of the province .
... both departments of government , legislative and executive , in the hands of the governor and his council ; with this provision , however , that the members of the council were to be appointed from the inhabitants of the province .
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In the earlier stages of colonial history , the executive council ' was really a branch of the legislature , and it always continued potentially so , by reason of its members forming the influential portion of the Crown - appointed ...
In the earlier stages of colonial history , the executive council ' was really a branch of the legislature , and it always continued potentially so , by reason of its members forming the influential portion of the Crown - appointed ...
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| Título | The Law of the Canadian Constitution |
| Autor | William Henry Pope Clement |
| Editor | Carswell, 1892 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 26 Oct. 2007 |
| Largo | 672 páginas |
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