The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1968 - 312 páginas |
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... better in show , which comes to the surface everywhere so that you cannot help seeing it , which is infinitely and beyond question the most splendid thing in France . They have said , ' that in old times the English Court took too much ...
... better in show , which comes to the surface everywhere so that you cannot help seeing it , which is infinitely and beyond question the most splendid thing in France . They have said , ' that in old times the English Court took too much ...
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... better and abler administration than any other government . The head of the government must be a man of the most ... better selector of administrators than a parliament ; that he will know how to mix fresh minds and used minds better ...
... better and abler administration than any other government . The head of the government must be a man of the most ... better selector of administrators than a parliament ; that he will know how to mix fresh minds and used minds better ...
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... better than a premier , but a premier could manage it well enough ; and a monarch capable of doing better will be born only once in a century , whereas monarchs likely to do worse will be born every day . There are two modes in which ...
... better than a premier , but a premier could manage it well enough ; and a monarch capable of doing better will be born only once in a century , whereas monarchs likely to do worse will be born every day . There are two modes in which ...
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THE MONARCHY | 30 |
THE MONARCHY continued | 51 |
THE HOUSE OF LORDS | 79 |
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