The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1928 - 312 páginas |
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... whole ; and if we look at that whole from Bagehot's point of view , from the point of view of the business man con- templating the two - Party system , and asking himself how the business of the community can be carried on through so ...
... whole ; and if we look at that whole from Bagehot's point of view , from the point of view of the business man con- templating the two - Party system , and asking himself how the business of the community can be carried on through so ...
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... whole choice into the hands of party organization , just as our present mode does , except in so far as the Crown interferes with it ; no outsider would ever be appointed , because the immense number of votes which every great party ...
... whole choice into the hands of party organization , just as our present mode does , except in so far as the Crown interferes with it ; no outsider would ever be appointed , because the immense number of votes which every great party ...
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... whole House on a Bill of many clauses which eager enemies are trying to spoil , and various friends are trying to mend . An Act of Parliament is at least as complex as a marriage settlement ; and it is made much as a settlement would be ...
... whole House on a Bill of many clauses which eager enemies are trying to spoil , and various friends are trying to mend . An Act of Parliament is at least as complex as a marriage settlement ; and it is made much as a settlement would be ...
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS | 10 |
ON CHANGES OF MINISTRY | 156 |
ITS SUPPOSED CHECKS AND BALANCES | 194 |
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