The constitutional history of England, 1760-1860, Nide 1Longman, Green, Roberts, 1863 |
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Sivu xi
... called to office while abroad Is driven from office • • PAGE • 109 112 • 114 115 117 119 · 121 • 123 · 1 126 128 129 • 130 ib . • 134 ib . 135 · · 137 138 139 Diminution of the influence of the Crown shown by these events · · Lord ...
... called to office while abroad Is driven from office • • PAGE • 109 112 • 114 115 117 119 · 121 • 123 · 1 126 128 129 • 130 ib . • 134 ib . 135 · · 137 138 139 Diminution of the influence of the Crown shown by these events · · Lord ...
Sivu 11
... called to his aid the Earl of Bute , and other secret counsellors , drawn from all parties . The greater number were of the Tory party , whose views of prerogative were Jacobite . According to Horace Walpole , " they abjured their ...
... called to his aid the Earl of Bute , and other secret counsellors , drawn from all parties . The greater number were of the Tory party , whose views of prerogative were Jacobite . According to Horace Walpole , " they abjured their ...
Sivu 17
... called to the ministry by the voice of the people , and that he could not be responsible for measures which he was no longer allowed to guide . Being met with equal loftiness in the cabinet , he was forced to tender his resignation.3 1 ...
... called to the ministry by the voice of the people , and that he could not be responsible for measures which he was no longer allowed to guide . Being met with equal loftiness in the cabinet , he was forced to tender his resignation.3 1 ...
Sivu 42
... called the king's war.1 At this time it was openly avowed in the House of Commons by Lord George Germaine , that the king was his own minister ; and Mr. Fox lamented " that his Majesty was his own unadvised minister . " 5 Nor was it ...
... called the king's war.1 At this time it was openly avowed in the House of Commons by Lord George Germaine , that the king was his own minister ; and Mr. Fox lamented " that his Majesty was his own unadvised minister . " 5 Nor was it ...
Sivu 69
... his supporters to move an address immediately afterwards , which was agreed to at five o'clock in the morning . 3 Parl . Hist . , xxiv . 677 . afforded no example of a ministry being called upon to THE KING AND MR . PITT , 1784 . 69.
... his supporters to move an address immediately afterwards , which was agreed to at five o'clock in the morning . 3 Parl . Hist . , xxiv . 677 . afforded no example of a ministry being called upon to THE KING AND MR . PITT , 1784 . 69.
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Suositut otteet
Sivu 451 - Parliament is not a congress of ambassadors from different and hostile interests; which interests must maintain, as an agent and advocate, against other agents and advocates; but parliament is a deliberative assembly of one nation, with one interest, that of the whole...