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... Minister who disbanded the Queen's army , and it would be done for certain . But suppose a Minister were to reduce the army or the navy much below the con- templated strength - suppose he were only to spend upon them one - third of the ...
... Minister who disbanded the Queen's army , and it would be done for certain . But suppose a Minister were to reduce the army or the navy much below the con- templated strength - suppose he were only to spend upon them one - third of the ...
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... Minister looks long before he incurs that penalty , and no one incurs it wantonly . But , nevertheless , there are two defects in it . The first is that it may not be a remedy at all ; it may be only a punish- ment . A Minister may risk ...
... Minister looks long before he incurs that penalty , and no one incurs it wantonly . But , nevertheless , there are two defects in it . The first is that it may not be a remedy at all ; it may be only a punish- ment . A Minister may risk ...
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... Minister and in the Cabinet - that is , in the hands of a committee appointed by Parliament , and of the chairman of that committee . Now , beforehand , no one would have ventured to suggest that a committee of Parliament on Foreign ...
... Minister and in the Cabinet - that is , in the hands of a committee appointed by Parliament , and of the chairman of that committee . Now , beforehand , no one would have ventured to suggest that a committee of Parliament on Foreign ...
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... Ministers were obliged to explain clearly their foreign contracts before they were valid , just as they have to explain their domestic proposals before they can become laws . The objections to this are , as far as I know , three and ...
... Ministers were obliged to explain clearly their foreign contracts before they were valid , just as they have to explain their domestic proposals before they can become laws . The objections to this are , as far as I know , three and ...
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Walter Bagehot. First . That it would not be always desirable for Ministers to state clearly the motives which induced them to agree to foreign compacts . " Treaties , " it is said , “ are in one great respect different from laws , they ...
Walter Bagehot. First . That it would not be always desirable for Ministers to state clearly the motives which induced them to agree to foreign compacts . " Treaties , " it is said , “ are in one great respect different from laws , they ...
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