The English ConstitutionCollins, 1963 - 312 páginas |
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... House of Commons has more sense than any one in it ' . But there is no such ' sense ' in the House of Lords , because there is no life . The Lower Chamber is a chamber of eager politicians ; the Upper ( to say the ... HOUSE OF LORDS 139.
... House of Commons has more sense than any one in it ' . But there is no such ' sense ' in the House of Lords , because there is no life . The Lower Chamber is a chamber of eager politicians ; the Upper ( to say the ... HOUSE OF LORDS 139.
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... House of Lords the very element which , as a criticising chamber , it needs so much . It would have given it critics . The most accomplished men in each department might then , without irrelevant considerations of family and of fortune ...
... House of Lords the very element which , as a criticising chamber , it needs so much . It would have given it critics . The most accomplished men in each department might then , without irrelevant considerations of family and of fortune ...
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Walter Bagehot. is not entrusted to the House of Lords , but to a Committee of the House of Lords . On one occasion only , the trial of O'Con- nell , the whole House , or some few in the whole House , wished to vote , and they were told ...
Walter Bagehot. is not entrusted to the House of Lords , but to a Committee of the House of Lords . On one occasion only , the trial of O'Con- nell , the whole House , or some few in the whole House , wished to vote , and they were told ...
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Introduction by R H S Crossman Page | 1 |
THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION | 57 |
The Cabinet | 59 |
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