The English ConstitutionCollins, 1963 - 312 páginas |
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... feeling of moral obligation to obey it . The functionaries who exercise authority under it might be more or less competent or popular ; but his personal feelings towards them were commonly lost in his attachment or aversion to the ...
... feeling of moral obligation to obey it . The functionaries who exercise authority under it might be more or less competent or popular ; but his personal feelings towards them were commonly lost in his attachment or aversion to the ...
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... feeling at the root of society - a feeling which is older than complicated politics , which is stronger a thousand times over than common political feelings - the local feeling . ' My shirt , ' said the Swiss state - right patriot ...
... feeling at the root of society - a feeling which is older than complicated politics , which is stronger a thousand times over than common political feelings - the local feeling . ' My shirt , ' said the Swiss state - right patriot ...
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... feeling of a constituency is the feeling of a dominant party , and that feeling is elicited , stimulated , sometimes even manufactured by the local political agent . Such an opinion could not be moderate ; could not be subject to ...
... feeling of a constituency is the feeling of a dominant party , and that feeling is elicited , stimulated , sometimes even manufactured by the local political agent . Such an opinion could not be moderate ; could not be subject to ...
Contenido
Introduction by R H S Crossman Page | 1 |
THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION | 57 |
The Cabinet | 59 |
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