The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1968 - 312 páginas |
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... cabinet is not very large ; it extends rather to the division of the cabinet offices than to the choice of cabinet ministers . Parliament and the nation have pretty well settled who shall have the first places ; but they have not ...
... cabinet is not very large ; it extends rather to the division of the cabinet offices than to the choice of cabinet ministers . Parliament and the nation have pretty well settled who shall have the first places ; but they have not ...
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... cabinet ministers . Unless the composition of the House of Commons were improved , or unless.the rules requiring cabinet ministers to be members of the legislature were relaxed , it would undoubtedly be difficult to find , without the ...
... cabinet ministers . Unless the composition of the House of Commons were improved , or unless.the rules requiring cabinet ministers to be members of the legislature were relaxed , it would undoubtedly be difficult to find , without the ...
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... cabinet , though it is a committee of the legislative assembly , is a committee with a power which no assembly would - unless for historical accidents , and after happy ... cabinet legislates and acts , or else it can dissolve THE CABINET 13.
... cabinet , though it is a committee of the legislative assembly , is a committee with a power which no assembly would - unless for historical accidents , and after happy ... cabinet legislates and acts , or else it can dissolve THE CABINET 13.
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THE MONARCHY | 30 |
THE MONARCHY continued | 51 |
THE HOUSE OF LORDS | 79 |
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