The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 211A. Constable, 1910 |
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Page 148
... Chamber would revise no longer . The House of Lords would be dead , for all practical purposes . The English Legislature would not consist , like the Swiss , of two Chambers and the people , but only of one Chamber and the people . The ...
... Chamber would revise no longer . The House of Lords would be dead , for all practical purposes . The English Legislature would not consist , like the Swiss , of two Chambers and the people , but only of one Chamber and the people . The ...
Page 523
... Chamber is not merely an integral part of the British Constitution , but is necessary to the well - being of the State and to the balance of Parliament . 2. That such a Chamber can best be obtained by the reform and reconstitution of ...
... Chamber is not merely an integral part of the British Constitution , but is necessary to the well - being of the State and to the balance of Parliament . 2. That such a Chamber can best be obtained by the reform and reconstitution of ...
Page 531
... chamber system is almost out of court . On the other hand , very few wish for a Second Chamber strong enough to resist the considered judgement of the nation as represented in the House of Commons . It is agreed that some ...
... chamber system is almost out of court . On the other hand , very few wish for a Second Chamber strong enough to resist the considered judgement of the nation as represented in the House of Commons . It is agreed that some ...
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1 Industrial Efficiency A comparative study | 1 |
Golden Age By E L S Horsburgh B | 35 |
Holland Sweden Denmark | 62 |
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