The English ConstitutionKegan Paul, Trench, Trübner, 1891 - 292 páginas |
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... revision , but with no other rights or powers . The question we have to answer is , " The House of Lords being such , what is the use of the Lords ? " The common notion evidently fails , that it is a bul- wark against imminent ...
... revision , but with no other rights or powers . The question we have to answer is , " The House of Lords being such , what is the use of the Lords ? " The common notion evidently fails , that it is a bul- wark against imminent ...
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... revise it . And whatever is unnecessary in govern- ment is pernicious . Human life makes so much com- plexity necessary that an artificial addition is sure to do harm : you cannot tell where the needless bit of machinery will catch and ...
... revise it . And whatever is unnecessary in govern- ment is pernicious . Human life makes so much com- plexity necessary that an artificial addition is sure to do harm : you cannot tell where the needless bit of machinery will catch and ...
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... revision can be found in which the executive , though powerful , is less powerful , the government will be the better ; the retarding chamber will impede minor in- stances of parliamentary tyranny , though it will not prevent or much ...
... revision can be found in which the executive , though powerful , is less powerful , the government will be the better ; the retarding chamber will impede minor in- stances of parliamentary tyranny , though it will not prevent or much ...
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... revise judicially and position to revise effectually , has leisure to revise intellectually . These are great merits : and , considering how difficult it is to get a good second chamber , and how much with our present first chamber we ...
... revise judicially and position to revise effectually , has leisure to revise intellectually . These are great merits : and , considering how difficult it is to get a good second chamber , and how much with our present first chamber we ...
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... revise legislation , as far as they do revise it , exclusively according to the supposed interests , the predominant feelings , the inherited opinions , of that class . Since the Reform Act , this uniformity of tendency has been very ...
... revise legislation , as far as they do revise it , exclusively according to the supposed interests , the predominant feelings , the inherited opinions , of that class . Since the Reform Act , this uniformity of tendency has been very ...
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