The English ConstitutionKegan Paul, Trench, Trübner, 1900 - 292 páginas |
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... popular instruction and political controversy , is the legislative assembly . A speech there by an eminent * I leave this passage to stand as it was written , just after the assassination of Mr. Lincoln , and when every one said Mr ...
... popular instruction and political controversy , is the legislative assembly . A speech there by an eminent * I leave this passage to stand as it was written , just after the assassination of Mr. Lincoln , and when every one said Mr ...
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... popular institutions ) , the election of candidates to elect candidates is a farce . The Electoral College of America is so . It was intended that the deputies when assembled should exercise a real discretion , and by independent choice ...
... popular institutions ) , the election of candidates to elect candidates is a farce . The Electoral College of America is so . It was intended that the deputies when assembled should exercise a real discretion , and by independent choice ...
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... for and needed by extreme exigencies . The principle of popular government is that the supreme power , the determining efficacy in matters political , resides in the people - not necessarily or commonly in the 28 THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION .
... for and needed by extreme exigencies . The principle of popular government is that the supreme power , the determining efficacy in matters political , resides in the people - not necessarily or commonly in the 28 THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION .
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... popular ; but his personal feelings towards them were commonly lost in his attachment or aversion to the general system . If any energetic man could by audacity or craft break down the constitution , and render himself permanent ruler ...
... popular ; but his personal feelings towards them were commonly lost in his attachment or aversion to the general system . If any energetic man could by audacity or craft break down the constitution , and render himself permanent ruler ...
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... who , if she was anything , was a Protes- tant . Certainly this selection was statesmanlike , but it could not be very popular . It was quite impossible to say J that it was the duty of the English people THE MONARCHY . 41.
... who , if she was anything , was a Protes- tant . Certainly this selection was statesmanlike , but it could not be very popular . It was quite impossible to say J that it was the duty of the English people THE MONARCHY . 41.
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