The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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120 Bagehot maintained that the separation of powers degraded both the legislature and the executive . “ Count Cavour well knew and thoroughly showed ' , he wrote in ' The American Constitution at the Present Crisis ' , ( 1861 ) ' how ...
120 Bagehot maintained that the separation of powers degraded both the legislature and the executive . “ Count Cavour well knew and thoroughly showed ' , he wrote in ' The American Constitution at the Present Crisis ' , ( 1861 ) ' how ...
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This fusion of the legislative and executive functions may , to those who have not much considered it , seem but a dry and small matter to be the latent essence and effectual secret of the English Constitution ; but we can only judge of ...
This fusion of the legislative and executive functions may , to those who have not much considered it , seem but a dry and small matter to be the latent essence and effectual secret of the English Constitution ; but we can only judge of ...
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The material necessities of this age require a strong executive ; a nation destitute of it cannot be clean , or healthy , or vigorous like a nation possessing it . By definition , a nation calling itself free should have no jealousy of ...
The material necessities of this age require a strong executive ; a nation destitute of it cannot be clean , or healthy , or vigorous like a nation possessing it . By definition , a nation calling itself free should have no jealousy of ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
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