The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1968 - 312 páginas |
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... legislature ; and when that legislature is composed of fit persons , that mode of electing the executive is the very best . It is a case of secondary election , under the only conditions in which secon- dary election is preferable to ...
... legislature ; and when that legislature is composed of fit persons , that mode of electing the executive is the very best . It is a case of secondary election , under the only conditions in which secon- dary election is preferable to ...
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... legislature continuously sitting , always making laws , always repealing laws , would have been both an anomaly and a nuisance . But in the present state of the ... legislature — a legislature willing to 230 THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION.
... legislature continuously sitting , always making laws , always repealing laws , would have been both an anomaly and a nuisance . But in the present state of the ... legislature — a legislature willing to 230 THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION.
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Walter Bagehot. to have a competent legislature — a legislature willing to elect and willing to maintain an efficient executive . And this is no easy matter . It is indeed true that we need not trouble ourselves to look for that ...
Walter Bagehot. to have a competent legislature — a legislature willing to elect and willing to maintain an efficient executive . And this is no easy matter . It is indeed true that we need not trouble ourselves to look for that ...
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THE MONARCHY | 30 |
THE MONARCHY continued | 51 |
THE HOUSE OF LORDS | 79 |
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