The English ConstitutionKegan Paul, Trench, Trübner, 1900 - 292 páginas |
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... administration the only one which requires in a civilised age the constant support , and accompaniment of facilitating legislation . All ad- ministration does so . In England , on a vital occasion , the cabinet can compel legislation by ...
... administration the only one which requires in a civilised age the constant support , and accompaniment of facilitating legislation . All ad- ministration does so . In England , on a vital occasion , the cabinet can compel legislation by ...
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... administration itself . This critical opposition is the consequence of cabinet government . The great scene of debate , the great engine of popular instruction and political controversy , is the legislative assembly . A speech there by ...
... administration itself . This critical opposition is the consequence of cabinet government . The great scene of debate , the great engine of popular instruction and political controversy , is the legislative assembly . A speech there by ...
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... administration ; the executive was elected for such and such years , and for such and such years it must last . People wonder that so literary a people as the Americans - a people who read more than any people who ever lived , who read ...
... administration ; the executive was elected for such and such years , and for such and such years it must last . People wonder that so literary a people as the Americans - a people who read more than any people who ever lived , who read ...
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... administration ; it is itself , so to say , the legislature . But a president may be hampered by the parliament , and is likely to be hampered . The natural tendency of the members of every legislature is to make themselves conspicuous ...
... administration ; it is itself , so to say , the legislature . But a president may be hampered by the parliament , and is likely to be hampered . The natural tendency of the members of every legislature is to make themselves conspicuous ...
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... administration not thwarting each other , but co - operating with each other , are of greater consequence when great affairs are in progress than when small affairs are in pro- gress - when there is much to do than when there is little ...
... administration not thwarting each other , but co - operating with each other , are of greater consequence when great affairs are in progress than when small affairs are in pro- gress - when there is much to do than when there is little ...
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