Fifty Years of the English Constitution, 1830-1880Longmans, Green, and Company, 1880 - Всего страниц: 495 |
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... secure the influence of Lord Aberdeen , as leader of the Opposition , on the side of war Mr. Gladstone's account of the action of the Peelites ( note ) Foreign correspondence of the Prince . His letter to the Emperor Napoleon on Russian ...
... secure the influence of Lord Aberdeen , as leader of the Opposition , on the side of war Mr. Gladstone's account of the action of the Peelites ( note ) Foreign correspondence of the Prince . His letter to the Emperor Napoleon on Russian ...
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... secure the individual independence of voters it was necessary to do all that could be done to strike at the root of the in- fluence , direct or indirect , which could be exerted by large landed proprietors , or by the employers of ...
... secure the individual independence of voters it was necessary to do all that could be done to strike at the root of the in- fluence , direct or indirect , which could be exerted by large landed proprietors , or by the employers of ...
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... secure an unpre- cedented freedom for the private voter in exercising the trust confided to him , nor of its deadening or weaken- ing political zeal and the activity of political com- bination . A short passage may here be inserted from ...
... secure an unpre- cedented freedom for the private voter in exercising the trust confided to him , nor of its deadening or weaken- ing political zeal and the activity of political com- bination . A short passage may here be inserted from ...
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... secure the purity of elections , and thereby to make its own representative character comport strictly with the requirements of the existing Constitution , it is not surprising that the notion of representation itself , as applied to ...
... secure the purity of elections , and thereby to make its own representative character comport strictly with the requirements of the existing Constitution , it is not surprising that the notion of representation itself , as applied to ...
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... secure the most highly economised use of political force , the various devices which have been suggested for the representation of minorities are among the most conspicuous . Sir 1 Compare Aristotle , Pol . i . 2. Οἷον γὰρ ἕκαστόν ἐστι ...
... secure the most highly economised use of political force , the various devices which have been suggested for the representation of minorities are among the most conspicuous . Sir 1 Compare Aristotle , Pol . i . 2. Οἷον γὰρ ἕκαστόν ἐστι ...
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