The National Review, Volume 54W.H. Allen, 1910 |
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Page 57
... Parliament come to be divided into Whigs and Tories ? Surely , by the long antecedent struggle be- tween the House ... Parliamentary business , it is evident , looking merely to mechanism , that all the machinery of the Con- stitution ...
... Parliament come to be divided into Whigs and Tories ? Surely , by the long antecedent struggle be- tween the House ... Parliamentary business , it is evident , looking merely to mechanism , that all the machinery of the Con- stitution ...
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... Parliament . * A body thus formed will not lose its position in a single night ; but there is no reason why a representative body should not grow up by its side of which some future historian may have to record that , though " for many ...
... Parliament . * A body thus formed will not lose its position in a single night ; but there is no reason why a representative body should not grow up by its side of which some future historian may have to record that , though " for many ...
Page 147
... Parliament to denounce the as yet unexecuted proposals both for the frontier canton- ments and for the Loi - Shilman strategic railway , and to represent them as abandoned amid universal disapproval . * These projects , One of the ...
... Parliament to denounce the as yet unexecuted proposals both for the frontier canton- ments and for the Loi - Shilman strategic railway , and to represent them as abandoned amid universal disapproval . * These projects , One of the ...
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... Parliament is the fit authority to have certain powers , because of the nature of the powers ; in the other section the contention is only that the State legislatures have botched their job and the Federal Parlia- ment would probably do ...
... Parliament is the fit authority to have certain powers , because of the nature of the powers ; in the other section the contention is only that the State legislatures have botched their job and the Federal Parlia- ment would probably do ...
Page 164
... Parliament's dis- posal - the States raising fresh revenue , if they really need it , from new forms of direct taxation - is quite independent of the merits or demerits of State administration . The consolidation of State debts under a ...
... Parliament's dis- posal - the States raising fresh revenue , if they really need it , from new forms of direct taxation - is quite independent of the merits or demerits of State administration . The consolidation of State debts under a ...
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