The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 211A. Constable, 1910 |
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Page 135
... Constitution of May 20 , 1802. A plebiscite was modelled on French precedents of 1793 , the year III . , and the ... Constitution of 1848 affirmed the principle of the obligatory constitutional Referen- dum , conferring on the majority ...
... Constitution of May 20 , 1802. A plebiscite was modelled on French precedents of 1793 , the year III . , and the ... Constitution of 1848 affirmed the principle of the obligatory constitutional Referen- dum , conferring on the majority ...
Page 136
... Constitution , there were apparently no means of con- straining them ; the people had simply to do without the changes they desired . As yet , then , popular rights could only be used as a drag rather than as a spur . The Federal ...
... Constitution , there were apparently no means of con- straining them ; the people had simply to do without the changes they desired . As yet , then , popular rights could only be used as a drag rather than as a spur . The Federal ...
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... Constitution of every individual State - with the exception of Delaware . So far , we have merely a form of the ... Constitution and also to the control in certain directions both of the Federal Congress and of the Federal Constitution ...
... Constitution of every individual State - with the exception of Delaware . So far , we have merely a form of the ... Constitution and also to the control in certain directions both of the Federal Congress and of the Federal Constitution ...
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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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