Political Science Quarterly, Volume 9Academy of Political Science., 1894 Vols. 4-38, 40-41 include Record of political events, Oct. 1, 1888-Dec. 31, 1925 (issued as a separately paged supplement to no. 3 of v. 31- 38 and to no. 1 of v. 40) |
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... body , while law proper can proceed only from a numerically determinate body.1 So far does Austin go in this direction that he holds that the whole political society is only figuratively called sovereign : " The party truly independent ...
... body , while law proper can proceed only from a numerically determinate body.1 So far does Austin go in this direction that he holds that the whole political society is only figuratively called sovereign : " The party truly independent ...
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... body politic . The question is of special interest in this country ; for if Austin's theory is correct , the theory ... body holding the opinion cannot be said to be sovereign . For , since it is not a body precisely determined or ...
... body politic . The question is of special interest in this country ; for if Austin's theory is correct , the theory ... body holding the opinion cannot be said to be sovereign . For , since it is not a body precisely determined or ...
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... body numeric- ally uncertain to express itself , as a body , in ways having the force of command , will , I think , seem less axiomatic . Austin himself admits that it is " not the style in which the desire is signified " that makes it ...
... body numeric- ally uncertain to express itself , as a body , in ways having the force of command , will , I think , seem less axiomatic . Austin himself admits that it is " not the style in which the desire is signified " that makes it ...
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... body.1 What is this electorate , either as a class , or as to the par- ticular members which compose it ? Suppose a generation has passed away since any amendment has been passed , or since any legislature has acted upon any amendment ...
... body.1 What is this electorate , either as a class , or as to the par- ticular members which compose it ? Suppose a generation has passed away since any amendment has been passed , or since any legislature has acted upon any amendment ...
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... body essential to sovereignty , such uncertainty as this would mean that Great Britain is in a state of anarchy , having no such determinate body capable of detection even by a body of experts . Were Austin correct , Great Britain would ...
... body essential to sovereignty , such uncertainty as this would mean that Great Britain is in a state of anarchy , having no such determinate body capable of detection even by a body of experts . Were Austin correct , Great Britain would ...
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