The English ConstitutionDolphin Books, 1872 - 309 páginas |
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... sovereign a cog in the mechan- ism . There is , indeed , much excuse for the Amer- ican legislators in the history of that time . They took their idea of our constitution from the time when they encountered it . But in the so - called ...
... sovereign a cog in the mechan- ism . There is , indeed , much excuse for the Amer- ican legislators in the history of that time . They took their idea of our constitution from the time when they encountered it . But in the so - called ...
Página 138
... sovereign must now accept that recognised leader ; and if the choice were directly made by the House of Commons , the House must also choose him ; its supreme section , acting compactly and harmoniously , would sway its decisions ...
... sovereign must now accept that recognised leader ; and if the choice were directly made by the House of Commons , the House must also choose him ; its supreme section , acting compactly and harmoniously , would sway its decisions ...
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... sovereign as the government , and to the sovereign only . These were carried forward by the magic of the aristocracy and principally by the influence of the great Whig families with their adjuncts . Without that aid reason or liberty ...
... sovereign as the government , and to the sovereign only . These were carried forward by the magic of the aristocracy and principally by the influence of the great Whig families with their adjuncts . Without that aid reason or liberty ...
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