The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1968 - 312 páginas |
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... results , and a change of government is a great result . It has a hundred ramifications ; it runs through society ; it gives hope to many , and it takes away hope from many . It is one of those marked events which , by its magnitude and ...
... results , and a change of government is a great result . It has a hundred ramifications ; it runs through society ; it gives hope to many , and it takes away hope from many . It is one of those marked events which , by its magnitude and ...
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... result of singular importance ; were it not so , it could not be , as it often is considered , the sole result of its annual assembling . Some persons will perhaps think that I ought to enumerate a sixth function of the House of Com ...
... result of singular importance ; were it not so , it could not be , as it often is considered , the sole result of its annual assembling . Some persons will perhaps think that I ought to enumerate a sixth function of the House of Com ...
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... result of centuries of resistance , more or less legal , or more or less illegal , more or less audacious , or more or less timid , to the executive Government . We have , accordingly , inherited the traditions of conflict , and ...
... result of centuries of resistance , more or less legal , or more or less illegal , more or less audacious , or more or less timid , to the executive Government . We have , accordingly , inherited the traditions of conflict , and ...
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THE MONARCHY | 30 |
THE MONARCHY continued | 51 |
THE HOUSE OF LORDS | 79 |
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