The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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Constituency government is the precise opposite of parliamentary government . ... through the parliamentary parties made up of members of Parliament who take the party whip , and through the mass parties outside Parliament .
Constituency government is the precise opposite of parliamentary government . ... through the parliamentary parties made up of members of Parliament who take the party whip , and through the mass parties outside Parliament .
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What a good grievance it would be were the ministry appointed and retained by the Parliament a ministry detested by the nation . An anti - present government league would be instantly created , and it would be more instantly powerful ...
What a good grievance it would be were the ministry appointed and retained by the Parliament a ministry detested by the nation . An anti - present government league would be instantly created , and it would be more instantly powerful ...
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Wherever in our colonies parliamentary government is unsuccessful , or is alleged to be unsuccessful , this is the vice which ... Thirdly , a Parliament , like every other sort of sovereign , has peculiar feelings , peculiar prejudices ...
Wherever in our colonies parliamentary government is unsuccessful , or is alleged to be unsuccessful , this is the vice which ... Thirdly , a Parliament , like every other sort of sovereign , has peculiar feelings , peculiar prejudices ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
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