The English ConstitutionCollins, 1963 - 312 páginas |
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... parliamentary tradition , and manned overwhelmingly by loyal party men who are also loyal parliamentarians , we can still call our system of government ' parliamentary democracy ' . We can still be proud of Question Time and of the work ...
... parliamentary tradition , and manned overwhelmingly by loyal party men who are also loyal parliamentarians , we can still call our system of government ' parliamentary democracy ' . We can still be proud of Question Time and of the work ...
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... Parliamentary Republic , of a Republic where Parlia- ment appoints the Minister , is made in a nation which has , to say the least of it , no peculiar aptitude for Parliamentary Government ; which has possibly a peculiar inaptitude for ...
... Parliamentary Republic , of a Republic where Parlia- ment appoints the Minister , is made in a nation which has , to say the least of it , no peculiar aptitude for Parliamentary Government ; which has possibly a peculiar inaptitude for ...
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... Parliamentary government this doctine would have been incessantly inculcated ; a whole party would have made it their business to preach it , would have made incessant small motions in Parliament about it , which is the way to ...
... Parliamentary government this doctine would have been incessantly inculcated ; a whole party would have made it their business to preach it , would have made incessant small motions in Parliament about it , which is the way to ...
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Introduction by R H S Crossman Page | 1 |
THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION | 57 |
The Cabinet | 59 |
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