The English ConstitutionCollins, 1963 - 312 páginas |
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... Bagehot dramatically revealed is now a commonplace of political discussion . One way of making ourselves realise the originality of Bagehot's thought is to remind ourselves of what was the authorised theory of the Constitution , in ...
... Bagehot dramatically revealed is now a commonplace of political discussion . One way of making ourselves realise the originality of Bagehot's thought is to remind ourselves of what was the authorised theory of the Constitution , in ...
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... Bagehot's references to the United States , there is one modern English writer who has sharply challenged his analysis . In the lectures L. S. Amery delivered shortly after the war , he argued that , despite Bagehot's peremptory ...
... Bagehot's references to the United States , there is one modern English writer who has sharply challenged his analysis . In the lectures L. S. Amery delivered shortly after the war , he argued that , despite Bagehot's peremptory ...
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... Bagehot was describing , he would have seen that the House of Commons before 1867 still had such a decisive voice in ... Bagehot's description of " The Magic of Monarchy ' was a brilliant anachronism - untrue when he wrote it but ...
... Bagehot was describing , he would have seen that the House of Commons before 1867 still had such a decisive voice in ... Bagehot's description of " The Magic of Monarchy ' was a brilliant anachronism - untrue when he wrote it but ...
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Introduction by R H S Crossman Page | 1 |
THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION | 57 |
The Cabinet | 59 |
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