The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1928 - 312 páginas |
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... authority with the popular branch . So utterly false is this doctrine that it is a remarkable peculiarity , a capital excel- lence of the British Constitution , that it contains a sort of Upper House , which is not of equal authority to ...
... authority with the popular branch . So utterly false is this doctrine that it is a remarkable peculiarity , a capital excel- lence of the British Constitution , that it contains a sort of Upper House , which is not of equal authority to ...
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... authority , some body possessing a veto in which the separate States composing the Confederation are all equal . I confess this doctrine has to me no self- evidence , and it is assumed , but not proved . The State of Delaware is not ...
... authority , some body possessing a veto in which the separate States composing the Confederation are all equal . I confess this doctrine has to me no self- evidence , and it is assumed , but not proved . The State of Delaware is not ...
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... authority , capable of being altered by that authority when it likes , and in fact , so altered habitually could not be conveyed to early nations , who regarded law half as an invincible prescription , and half as a Divine revelation ...
... authority , capable of being altered by that authority when it likes , and in fact , so altered habitually could not be conveyed to early nations , who regarded law half as an invincible prescription , and half as a Divine revelation ...
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THE MONARCHY | 30 |
THE MONARCHY continued | 51 |
THE HOUSE OF LORDS | 79 |
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