The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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So utterly false is this doctrine that it is a remarkable peculiarity , a capital excellence of the British Constitution , that it contains a sort of Upper House , which is not of equal authority to the Lower House , yet still has some ...
So utterly false is this doctrine that it is a remarkable peculiarity , a capital excellence of the British Constitution , that it contains a sort of Upper House , which is not of equal authority to the Lower House , yet still has some ...
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The part of that authority left to the Federal government is itself divided and subdivided . The greatest instance is the most obvious . The Congress rules the law , but the President rules the Administration .
The part of that authority left to the Federal government is itself divided and subdivided . The greatest instance is the most obvious . The Congress rules the law , but the President rules the Administration .
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In the days when George III assailed his governments , the premier was habitually deprived of his due authority . Intrigues were encouraged because it was always dubious whether the king - hated minister would be permitted to appeal ...
In the days when George III assailed his governments , the premier was habitually deprived of his due authority . Intrigues were encouraged because it was always dubious whether the king - hated minister would be permitted to appeal ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
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