The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1968 - 312 páginas |
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Walter Bagehot. we only thought of what was useful to them , and if they all thought the same thing useful , and all thought that same thing could be attained in the same way , the efficient members of a constitution would suffice , and ...
Walter Bagehot. we only thought of what was useful to them , and if they all thought the same thing useful , and all thought that same thing could be attained in the same way , the efficient members of a constitution would suffice , and ...
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... thought to be greater and better . They are decorés ; they have a little red on the left breast of their coat , and no argument will answer that . In England , by the odd course of our society , what a theorist would desire has in fact ...
... thought to be greater and better . They are decorés ; they have a little red on the left breast of their coat , and no argument will answer that . In England , by the odd course of our society , what a theorist would desire has in fact ...
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... thought tell upon the surrounding cruder thought . But as the world goes , when the whole of the population is as instructed and as intelligent as in the case I am supposing , we need not care much about this . Great communities have ...
... thought tell upon the surrounding cruder thought . But as the world goes , when the whole of the population is as instructed and as intelligent as in the case I am supposing , we need not care much about this . Great communities have ...
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THE MONARCHY | 30 |
THE MONARCHY continued | 51 |
THE HOUSE OF LORDS | 79 |
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