The English ConstitutionDolphin Books, 1872 - 309 páginas |
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... popular branch ; and that by the principle of our Constitution the aristocratic branch has equal authority with the popular branch . THE HOUSE OF LORDS . 173.
... popular branch ; and that by the principle of our Constitution the aristocratic branch has equal authority with the popular branch . THE HOUSE OF LORDS . 173.
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... popular action if matched against systematised popular action , should consider the way in which the American President is chosen . The plan was that the citizens at large should vote for the statesman they liked best . But no one does ...
... popular action if matched against systematised popular action , should consider the way in which the American President is chosen . The plan was that the citizens at large should vote for the statesman they liked best . But no one does ...
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... popular , very likely ; still he was half like a popular premier speaking to a high - spirited chamber ; there were limits to his authority and power - limits which he would discover by trying whether eager cheers received his mandate ...
... popular , very likely ; still he was half like a popular premier speaking to a high - spirited chamber ; there were limits to his authority and power - limits which he would discover by trying whether eager cheers received his mandate ...
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