The English ConstitutionT. Nelson & Sons, 1872 - 382 páginas |
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... important decisions , to- gether with what the newspapers would do equally well , the more important votes in Parliament . He is bound to take care that she knows everything which there is to know as to the passing politics of the ...
... important decisions , to- gether with what the newspapers would do equally well , the more important votes in Parliament . He is bound to take care that she knows everything which there is to know as to the passing politics of the ...
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... importance , and which I only deny to be as important as the executive management of the whole state , or the political education given by Par- liament to the whole nation . There are , I allow , seasons when legislation is more important ...
... importance , and which I only deny to be as important as the executive management of the whole state , or the political education given by Par- liament to the whole nation . There are , I allow , seasons when legislation is more important ...
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... important . It is a grave objection to our existing parliamentary constitution that it gives much power to regions ... importance equal to their real wealth . " So long as there is an uneasy class , a class which has not its just power ...
... important . It is a grave objection to our existing parliamentary constitution that it gives much power to regions ... importance equal to their real wealth . " So long as there is an uneasy class , a class which has not its just power ...
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