The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1928 - 312 páginas |
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Página 129
... parliamentary government . It is the government of immoderate persons far from the Scene of action , instead of the government of moderate persons close to the scene of action ; it is the judgement of persons judging in the last resort ...
... parliamentary government . It is the government of immoderate persons far from the Scene of action , instead of the government of moderate persons close to the scene of action ; it is the judgement of persons judging in the last resort ...
Página 184
... Parliamentary government . The degree of local freedom desirable in a country varies according to many circumstances , and a Parliamentary government may consist with any degree of it . We certainly ought not to debit Parliamentary ...
... Parliamentary government . The degree of local freedom desirable in a country varies according to many circumstances , and a Parliamentary government may consist with any degree of it . We certainly ought not to debit Parliamentary ...
Página 306
... Government makes it much easier than the Parliamentary to maintain a great surplus of income over expenditure , but that it does not give the same facility for examining whether it is good or not good to maintain a surplus , and ...
... Government makes it much easier than the Parliamentary to maintain a great surplus of income over expenditure , but that it does not give the same facility for examining whether it is good or not good to maintain a surplus , and ...
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THE MONARCHY | 30 |
THE MONARCHY continued | 51 |
THE HOUSE OF LORDS | 79 |
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