The National ReviewW.H. Allen, 1886 - Great Britain |
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS . When we turn from a consideration of the actual functions of the Crown , the Cabinet , and the House of Lords , to a consideration of the actual functions of the House of Commons , criticism has to shift its ...
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS . When we turn from a consideration of the actual functions of the Crown , the Cabinet , and the House of Lords , to a consideration of the actual functions of the House of Commons , criticism has to shift its ...
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This is what the House of Commons or our Glorious Constitution has effected in Ireland . It will infallibly effect something similar in England , if ever the doctrine that there are “ classes ” and “ masses , " and that the two are ...
This is what the House of Commons or our Glorious Constitution has effected in Ireland . It will infallibly effect something similar in England , if ever the doctrine that there are “ classes ” and “ masses , " and that the two are ...
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and an exact counterpart of the separation of the Witenagemote into the two separate Houses of the Lords and Commons , the House of Commons especially would be jealous of creating an Imperial representative body endowed with the power ...
and an exact counterpart of the separation of the Witenagemote into the two separate Houses of the Lords and Commons , the House of Commons especially would be jealous of creating an Imperial representative body endowed with the power ...
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