The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1968 - 312 páginas |
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... Constitution ; but it is also believed that the essential parts of the English Constitution cannot be made except from these materials . Now these elements are the accidents of a period and a region ; they belong only to one or two ...
... Constitution ; but it is also believed that the essential parts of the English Constitution cannot be made except from these materials . Now these elements are the accidents of a period and a region ; they belong only to one or two ...
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... Constitution wholly wrong , as usual . This theory says that the House of Lords is a co - ordinate estate of the realm , of equal rank with the House of Commons ; that it is the aristo- cratic branch , just as the Commons is the popular ...
... Constitution wholly wrong , as usual . This theory says that the House of Lords is a co - ordinate estate of the realm , of equal rank with the House of Commons ; that it is the aristo- cratic branch , just as the Commons is the popular ...
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... Constitution itself , or in the Constitutions compared with it , as seem material . There are in this book various ... Constitution does not produce its full effect as long as all its subjects were reared under an old Constitution , as ...
... Constitution itself , or in the Constitutions compared with it , as seem material . There are in this book various ... Constitution does not produce its full effect as long as all its subjects were reared under an old Constitution , as ...
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THE MONARCHY | 30 |
THE MONARCHY continued | 51 |
THE HOUSE OF LORDS | 79 |
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