The National Review, Volume 19R. Theobald, 1864 |
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... nature of the hands in which power is placed differs widely in the different examples . There is , undoubtedly , a consider- able difference in the amount of power which each of these constitutions gives to its executive ; but the ...
... nature of the hands in which power is placed differs widely in the different examples . There is , undoubtedly , a consider- able difference in the amount of power which each of these constitutions gives to its executive ; but the ...
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... nature of a constitution depends on the constitution of the legislative chambers much more than on their number or their relation to the executive . No doubt the purest forms of aristocracy and of democracy , those , namely , in which ...
... nature of a constitution depends on the constitution of the legislative chambers much more than on their number or their relation to the executive . No doubt the purest forms of aristocracy and of democracy , those , namely , in which ...
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... nature of kingship , we may say that the main difference between a king and a president is that the president is distinctly responsible to the law , that he may be deposed and judged by a legal process , and that there is nothing about ...
... nature of kingship , we may say that the main difference between a king and a president is that the president is distinctly responsible to the law , that he may be deposed and judged by a legal process , and that there is nothing about ...
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... nature of the two offices , but depend on the circumstances of particular countries and on the provisions of particular constitutions . Thus there is an impor- tant difference between the position of an English minister and that of an ...
... nature of the two offices , but depend on the circumstances of particular countries and on the provisions of particular constitutions . Thus there is an impor- tant difference between the position of an English minister and that of an ...
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... nature of the case , derived from the fact that there is a president , and could hardly exist in a state governed by a first minister . Again , that the constitution of the American House of Representatives is much more democratic than ...
... nature of the case , derived from the fact that there is a president , and could hardly exist in a state governed by a first minister . Again , that the constitution of the American House of Representatives is much more democratic than ...
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