The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1968 - 312 páginas |
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... existence ; she once had it , they allowed , but it had ceased by long disuse . If any one will run over the pages of Comyn's ' Digest ' , or any other such book , title ' Prerogative ' , he will find the Queen has a hundred such powers ...
... existence ; she once had it , they allowed , but it had ceased by long disuse . If any one will run over the pages of Comyn's ' Digest ' , or any other such book , title ' Prerogative ' , he will find the Queen has a hundred such powers ...
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... existence ; who cannot lead the life that becomes a man . But the most miserable of these classes do not impute their misery to politics . If a political agitator were to lecture to the peasants of Dorset- shire , and try to excite ...
... existence ; who cannot lead the life that becomes a man . But the most miserable of these classes do not impute their misery to politics . If a political agitator were to lecture to the peasants of Dorset- shire , and try to excite ...
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... existence of our double government , with all its infinite accidents , though half the superficial peculiarities that are often complained of arise out of it . The co - existence of a Queen's seeming prerogative and a Downing Street's ...
... existence of our double government , with all its infinite accidents , though half the superficial peculiarities that are often complained of arise out of it . The co - existence of a Queen's seeming prerogative and a Downing Street's ...
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THE MONARCHY | 30 |
THE MONARCHY continued | 51 |
THE HOUSE OF LORDS | 79 |
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