The English ConstitutionCollins, 1963 - 312 páginas |
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... sort of ambition ; but we are remarkable for having a great deal of the lower sort of ambition and envy . The House of Commons is thronged with people who get there merely for ' social pur- poses ' , as the phrase goes ; that is , that ...
... sort of ambition ; but we are remarkable for having a great deal of the lower sort of ambition and envy . The House of Commons is thronged with people who get there merely for ' social pur- poses ' , as the phrase goes ; that is , that ...
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... sort of representatives from the agricultural lowest class . The genuine representatives of the country would be men of one marked sort , and the genuine representatives for the county men of another marked sort , but very opposite ...
... sort of representatives from the agricultural lowest class . The genuine representatives of the country would be men of one marked sort , and the genuine representatives for the county men of another marked sort , but very opposite ...
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... sort of monarchs will be able to catch the exact moment when , in opposition to the wishes of a triumphant Ministry , they ought to dissolve Parliament ? To do so with efficiency they must be able to perceive that the Parliament is ...
... sort of monarchs will be able to catch the exact moment when , in opposition to the wishes of a triumphant Ministry , they ought to dissolve Parliament ? To do so with efficiency they must be able to perceive that the Parliament is ...
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Introduction by R H S Crossman Page | 1 |
THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION | 57 |
The Cabinet | 59 |
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