The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1968 - 312 páginas |
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... tion . He is not the choice of the nation , he is the choice of the wire - pullers . A very large consti- tuency in quiet times is the necessary , almost the legitimate , subject of electioneering management : a man cannot know that he ...
... tion . He is not the choice of the nation , he is the choice of the wire - pullers . A very large consti- tuency in quiet times is the necessary , almost the legitimate , subject of electioneering management : a man cannot know that he ...
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Walter Bagehot. men see a difficulty than comprehend the explana- tion of it . The key to the difficulties of most discussed and unsettled questions is commonly in their undiscussed parts ; they are like the background of a picture which ...
Walter Bagehot. men see a difficulty than comprehend the explana- tion of it . The key to the difficulties of most discussed and unsettled questions is commonly in their undiscussed parts ; they are like the background of a picture which ...
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... tion than our opinion now , and obeyed much more easily sudden impulses from the central administra- tion . If Lord North had been able to throw the undivided energy and the undistracted authority of the Executive Government into the ...
... tion than our opinion now , and obeyed much more easily sudden impulses from the central administra- tion . If Lord North had been able to throw the undivided energy and the undistracted authority of the Executive Government into the ...
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THE MONARCHY | 30 |
THE MONARCHY continued | 51 |
THE HOUSE OF LORDS | 79 |
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