The Theory and Practice of Modern Government, Volume 2Methuen, 1932 - 814 pages |
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Page 781
... effect to these con- siderations . Before we proceed , this should be observed : these rules are in the hands of the majority ; it depends upon the majority how far it shall check itself . It is obvious that the use of this power ...
... effect to these con- siderations . Before we proceed , this should be observed : these rules are in the hands of the majority ; it depends upon the majority how far it shall check itself . It is obvious that the use of this power ...
Page 894
... effect in the making of law ? It is of tremendous effect , excepting at the margin where the moral issue arises : where , when all the necessary information is present , and all points of view are expressed , it still happens that ...
... effect in the making of law ? It is of tremendous effect , excepting at the margin where the moral issue arises : where , when all the necessary information is present , and all points of view are expressed , it still happens that ...
Page 992
... effect upon the Cabinet : if it is true that this may in the last resort appeal to the people , it is equally true that the appeal cannot but be in part dictated by the Opposition . But England has not yet arrived , as Canada has , at ...
... effect upon the Cabinet : if it is true that this may in the last resort appeal to the people , it is equally true that the appeal cannot but be in part dictated by the Opposition . But England has not yet arrived , as Canada has , at ...
Contents
THE COMMONS | 743 |
DELIBERATION AND PROCEDURE | 780 |
PARLIAMENTARY DIFFICULTIES AND REFORM | 878 |
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