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... popular , and some predicted failure . ' No , ' said an old member , ' he will soon educate us down to his level ; the House will soon prefer this Ha ! Ha ! style to the wit of Canning and the gravity of Peel . ' I am afraid that we ...
... popular , and some predicted failure . ' No , ' said an old member , ' he will soon educate us down to his level ; the House will soon prefer this Ha ! Ha ! style to the wit of Canning and the gravity of Peel . ' I am afraid that we ...
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... popular heart , none in whom Liberalism could personify itself and become a passion - who besides were a body long used to opposition , and therefore making blunders in office who were borne to power by a popular impulse which they only ...
... popular heart , none in whom Liberalism could personify itself and become a passion - who besides were a body long used to opposition , and therefore making blunders in office who were borne to power by a popular impulse which they only ...
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... popular , very likely ; still he was half like a popular Premier speaking to a high - spirited chamber ; there were limits to his authority and power - limits which he would discover by trying whether eager cheers received his mandate ...
... popular , very likely ; still he was half like a popular Premier speaking to a high - spirited chamber ; there were limits to his authority and power - limits which he would discover by trying whether eager cheers received his mandate ...
Contenido
Introduction by R H S Crossman Page | 1 |
THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION | 57 |
The Cabinet | 59 |
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