The English ConstitutionT. Nelson & Sons, 1872 - 382 páginas |
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... have prevailed . They would have had to teach a lesson both pleasant and true , and such lessons are soon learned . On the whole , therefore , the result of the comparison is that a Presidential Government INTRODUCTION . 63.
... have prevailed . They would have had to teach a lesson both pleasant and true , and such lessons are soon learned . On the whole , therefore , the result of the comparison is that a Presidential Government INTRODUCTION . 63.
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... and so the Times announces to all the world as soon as it awakes . Some thinkers have naturally suggested that the heads of departments should as such have the right of speech in the House . But the system when ON CHANGES OF MINISTRY . 267.
... and so the Times announces to all the world as soon as it awakes . Some thinkers have naturally suggested that the heads of departments should as such have the right of speech in the House . But the system when ON CHANGES OF MINISTRY . 267.
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... soon find representatives in Parliament , if forty or fifty members would get the national custom for their rubbish . But this result is now prevented by the parliamentary head of the department . As soon as the opposition begins the ...
... soon find representatives in Parliament , if forty or fifty members would get the national custom for their rubbish . But this result is now prevented by the parliamentary head of the department . As soon as the opposition begins the ...
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