The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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It has placed side by side , for the first time in England , two utterly unlike legislative bodies , and has required ( at least the Constitution requires ) the consent of both to every law . The animating spirit of the two assemblies ...
It has placed side by side , for the first time in England , two utterly unlike legislative bodies , and has required ( at least the Constitution requires ) the consent of both to every law . The animating spirit of the two assemblies ...
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We wish , however , to raise this week a somewhat larger question . a We think it is far too often assumed that the principal functions of Parliament in the present day are legislative . In ordinary conversation it is often assumed that ...
We wish , however , to raise this week a somewhat larger question . a We think it is far too often assumed that the principal functions of Parliament in the present day are legislative . In ordinary conversation it is often assumed that ...
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In ministerial governments the supreme executive is appointed by the legislative assembly ; in presidential governments the executive claims directly under the people , as it alleges and boasts , and is specially elected by the nation ...
In ministerial governments the supreme executive is appointed by the legislative assembly ; in presidential governments the executive claims directly under the people , as it alleges and boasts , and is specially elected by the nation ...
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