The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1928 - 312 páginas |
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... perhaps , since the Reform Act - a cabinet not only adapted , but eminently adapted , for every sort of difficulty save the one it had to meet - which abounded in pacific discretion , and was wanting only in the ' demonic element ' ; we ...
... perhaps , since the Reform Act - a cabinet not only adapted , but eminently adapted , for every sort of difficulty save the one it had to meet - which abounded in pacific discretion , and was wanting only in the ' demonic element ' ; we ...
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... Perhaps the right honourable gentleman will grant me his attention while I show from the very documents of the department ' , & c . , & c . What is the minister to do ? He never heard of this matter ; he does not care about the matter ...
... Perhaps the right honourable gentleman will grant me his attention while I show from the very documents of the department ' , & c . , & c . What is the minister to do ? He never heard of this matter ; he does not care about the matter ...
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... perhaps semi- insane outsider . The preponderant probability is that on a great occasion the Premier and Parliament will really be wiser than the king . The Premier is sure to be able , and is sure to be most anxious to decide well ; if ...
... perhaps semi- insane outsider . The preponderant probability is that on a great occasion the Premier and Parliament will really be wiser than the king . The Premier is sure to be able , and is sure to be most anxious to decide well ; if ...
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THE MONARCHY | 30 |
THE MONARCHY continued | 51 |
THE HOUSE OF LORDS | 79 |
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