The English ConstitutionDolphin Books, 1872 - 309 páginas |
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... elected because they will vote for a particular ministry , rather than for purely legis- lative reasons . But - and here is the capital dis- tinction - the functions of the House of Commons are important and continuous . It does not ...
... elected because they will vote for a particular ministry , rather than for purely legis- lative reasons . But - and here is the capital dis- tinction - the functions of the House of Commons are important and continuous . It does not ...
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Walter Bagehot. late years , was a parliament elected to support a particular premier - which was chosen , as ... elected when all the Federal states had set their united hearts on one single object , was voluntarily re - elected ...
Walter Bagehot. late years , was a parliament elected to support a particular premier - which was chosen , as ... elected when all the Federal states had set their united hearts on one single object , was voluntarily re - elected ...
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... elected as he was , proving to be what he was ? Such an incident is , however , natural to a presi- dential government . The President is elected by processes which forbid the election of known men , except at peculiar conjunctures ...
... elected as he was , proving to be what he was ? Such an incident is , however , natural to a presi- dential government . The President is elected by processes which forbid the election of known men , except at peculiar conjunctures ...
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