The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1928 - 312 páginas |
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... king , it was in the Stuart king to whom the crown had come by descent , and not in the Revolution king to whom it had come by vote of Parliament . All through the reign of William III there was ( in common speech ) one king whom man ...
... king , it was in the Stuart king to whom the crown had come by descent , and not in the Revolution king to whom it had come by vote of Parliament . All through the reign of William III there was ( in common speech ) one king whom man ...
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... king to be right , and to have what kings often have , the gift of effectual expression , he could not help moving his minister . He might not always turn his course , but he would always trouble his mind . In the course of a long reign ...
... king to be right , and to have what kings often have , the gift of effectual expression , he could not help moving his minister . He might not always turn his course , but he would always trouble his mind . In the course of a long reign ...
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... king was indeed consecrated by a religious sanction ; he was essentially a man apart , a man above others , divinely ... king's mouth ' ; he gave it as Solomon gave judgement , embedded in the particular case , and upon the authority of ...
... king was indeed consecrated by a religious sanction ; he was essentially a man apart , a man above others , divinely ... king's mouth ' ; he gave it as Solomon gave judgement , embedded in the particular case , and upon the authority of ...
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THE MONARCHY | 30 |
THE MONARCHY continued | 51 |
THE HOUSE OF LORDS | 79 |
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