The English ConstitutionDolphin Books, 1872 - 309 páginas |
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... cabinet offices than to the choice of cabinet ministers . Parliament and the nation have pretty well settled who shall have the first places ; but they have not discriminated with the same accuracy which man shall have which place . The ...
... cabinet offices than to the choice of cabinet ministers . Parliament and the nation have pretty well settled who shall have the first places ; but they have not discriminated with the same accuracy which man shall have which place . The ...
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... cabinet which included per- sons not members of the legislative assembly might still perform all useful duties . Indeed the peers , who constitute a large element in modern cabinets , are members , now - a - days , only of a subordinate ...
... cabinet which included per- sons not members of the legislative assembly might still perform all useful duties . Indeed the peers , who constitute a large element in modern cabinets , are members , now - a - days , only of a subordinate ...
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... cabinet . We must not bewilder ourselves with the inseparable accidents until we know the necessary essence . cabinet is a combining committee - a hyphen which joins , a buckle which ... cabinet , though it is a committee of THE CABINET . 85.
... cabinet . We must not bewilder ourselves with the inseparable accidents until we know the necessary essence . cabinet is a combining committee - a hyphen which joins , a buckle which ... cabinet , though it is a committee of THE CABINET . 85.
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