The constitutional history of England, 1760-1860, Nide 1Longman, Green, Roberts, 1863 |
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Sivu 2
... classes appeared in society , whose sympathies were with " the powers that be , " and who coveted favours which the crown alone could bestow . And thus the very causes which ulti- mately extended the power of the people , for a long ...
... classes appeared in society , whose sympathies were with " the powers that be , " and who coveted favours which the crown alone could bestow . And thus the very causes which ulti- mately extended the power of the people , for a long ...
Sivu 4
... classes were animated by a strong public opinion , the representation of the people and popular interests was a constitutional theory , rather than an active poli- tical force . Had there been no party distinctions , there could ...
... classes were animated by a strong public opinion , the representation of the people and popular interests was a constitutional theory , rather than an active poli- tical force . Had there been no party distinctions , there could ...
Sivu 15
... classes of society , and sharing their interests and feelings . The statesmen , who were able by their talents and influence to command its confidence , became the ministers of the crown ; and power thus proceeded from below , instead ...
... classes of society , and sharing their interests and feelings . The statesmen , who were able by their talents and influence to command its confidence , became the ministers of the crown ; and power thus proceeded from below , instead ...
Sivu 77
... classes " rallied round the war minister , -bought seats in Parliament with their sudden gains , -ranged themselves in a strong phalanx behind their leader , -cheered his speeches , and voted for him in every division . Their zeal was ...
... classes " rallied round the war minister , -bought seats in Parliament with their sudden gains , -ranged themselves in a strong phalanx behind their leader , -cheered his speeches , and voted for him in every division . Their zeal was ...
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... classes of the people : but the crown and its ministers continued to rule supreme over Parliament , the press , the society and the public opinion of the country . Though the influence of the crown was acknowledged as fully as in the ...
... classes of the people : but the crown and its ministers continued to rule supreme over Parliament , the press , the society and the public opinion of the country . Though the influence of the crown was acknowledged as fully as in the ...
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Yleiset termit ja lausekkeet
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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...