The English ConstitutionDolphin Books, 1872 - 309 páginas |
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... results , and a change of govern- ment is a great result . It has a hundred ramifica- tions ; it runs through society ; it gives hope to many , and it takes away hope from many . It is one of those marked events which , by its magnitude ...
... results , and a change of govern- ment is a great result . It has a hundred ramifica- tions ; it runs through society ; it gives hope to many , and it takes away hope from many . It is one of those marked events which , by its magnitude ...
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... results of Parlia- mentary government , but of grave deficiencies in other parts of our political and social state ; -that , in a word , they result not from what we have , but from what we have not . As to the first point , those who ...
... results of Parlia- mentary government , but of grave deficiencies in other parts of our political and social state ; -that , in a word , they result not from what we have , but from what we have not . As to the first point , those who ...
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... results are inestimable . By the spectacle of this august society , countless ignorant men and women are induced to ... result of mind . And the greatest of these results is this wonderful spectacle of society , which is ever new , 356 ...
... results are inestimable . By the spectacle of this august society , countless ignorant men and women are induced to ... result of mind . And the greatest of these results is this wonderful spectacle of society , which is ever new , 356 ...
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