The English ConstitutionDolphin Books, 1872 - 309 páginas |
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... party . On the contrary , being the one person essential to all parties , he selects . Ministers from all parties ... party ; he is maintained in office by a party ; and that party requires that as they aid him , he shall aid them ; that ...
... party . On the contrary , being the one person essential to all parties , he selects . Ministers from all parties ... party ; he is maintained in office by a party ; and that party requires that as they aid him , he shall aid them ; that ...
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... party anxious for office would exercise over leaders who divided its strength , would be used and must be used . Whether such a party would always choose precisely the best man may well be doubted . In a party once divided it is very ...
... party anxious for office would exercise over leaders who divided its strength , would be used and must be used . Whether such a party would always choose precisely the best man may well be doubted . In a party once divided it is very ...
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... party its very best leader , even at a time when the party , if left to itself , would not nominate him . If the sovereign be able to play the part of that thoroughly intelligent but perfectly disinterested spectator who is so prominent ...
... party its very best leader , even at a time when the party , if left to itself , would not nominate him . If the sovereign be able to play the part of that thoroughly intelligent but perfectly disinterested spectator who is so prominent ...
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