The Nineteenth Century, Volume 23Henry S. King & Company, 1888 |
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... Commons and the country in order to avoid indefinite delays . The essential point in the smooth working of our constitu- tional system is that the three branches of the Legislature shall be in harmony as regards general ... HOUSE OF LORDS .
... Commons and the country in order to avoid indefinite delays . The essential point in the smooth working of our constitu- tional system is that the three branches of the Legislature shall be in harmony as regards general ... HOUSE OF LORDS .
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... House of Commons . The fitful attendance of the peers is not due to any fault of theirs or to any neglect on their part of political duties or opportunities . As Lord Salisbury said : It is because most of those who sit in the House of ...
... House of Commons . The fitful attendance of the peers is not due to any fault of theirs or to any neglect on their part of political duties or opportunities . As Lord Salisbury said : It is because most of those who sit in the House of ...
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members of the House of Commons so long as their ambition or pre- dilection for active public life was unsatisfied ; while the House of Lords would still be open to the charge of a privileged assembly , with the stigma of being deserted ...
members of the House of Commons so long as their ambition or pre- dilection for active public life was unsatisfied ; while the House of Lords would still be open to the charge of a privileged assembly , with the stigma of being deserted ...
Contents
CENTURY | 11 |
A GREAT CONFESSION By the Duke of Argyll | 11 |
a Dialogue By FREDERIC HARRISON | 18 |
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