The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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The basis of the re - assessment made by these writers is that the power of the Prime Minister has become dominant owing to the rise of the political parties consequent on the extension of the franchise and the enlargment of the sphere ...
The basis of the re - assessment made by these writers is that the power of the Prime Minister has become dominant owing to the rise of the political parties consequent on the extension of the franchise and the enlargment of the sphere ...
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This consolidated the power of the Prime Minister over the agenda and hence over what can and cannot be raised at a cabinet meeting . The second change was in the civil service which has been altered from being a conglomeration of ...
This consolidated the power of the Prime Minister over the agenda and hence over what can and cannot be raised at a cabinet meeting . The second change was in the civil service which has been altered from being a conglomeration of ...
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a " 293 a co - ordinates and maintains a series of ministers all of whom are advised and backed by the civil service . ... Thus Sir Anthony Eden wrote that ' A Prime Minister is still nominally primus inter pares ...
a " 293 a co - ordinates and maintains a series of ministers all of whom are advised and backed by the civil service . ... Thus Sir Anthony Eden wrote that ' A Prime Minister is still nominally primus inter pares ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
Note on the Text 31 Note on the Text | 35 |
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