The Theory and Practice of Modern Government, Volume 2Methuen, 1932 - 814 pages |
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Page 998
... Executive was deemed to be a mere passive tool , why were these elements of office so strenuously debated ? They were debated to secure the proper vigour of the Executive , and at the same time to cause it to be subject to a rather ...
... Executive was deemed to be a mere passive tool , why were these elements of office so strenuously debated ? They were debated to secure the proper vigour of the Executive , and at the same time to cause it to be subject to a rather ...
Page 1000
... executive authority.2 The controversy revolved around two questions of expediency : could there be executive control without the power to remove , and ought the Senate to be excluded from administrative activity ? Unless the latter were ...
... executive authority.2 The controversy revolved around two questions of expediency : could there be executive control without the power to remove , and ought the Senate to be excluded from administrative activity ? Unless the latter were ...
Page 1001
... executive : for Hamilton and men like him were exceptions in the early days of the Republic . But others , later , were to be able to exercise what Hamilton could only proclaim . They were the better enabled to accomplish this , because ...
... executive : for Hamilton and men like him were exceptions in the early days of the Republic . But others , later , were to be able to exercise what Hamilton could only proclaim . They were the better enabled to accomplish this , because ...
Contents
THE COMMONS | 743 |
DELIBERATION AND PROCEDURE | 780 |
PARLIAMENTARY DIFFICULTIES AND REFORM | 878 |
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