The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 95
... England , thereby unconsciously obtaining the Charter of the liberties of the common people as well . In England the King's writ ran and was fairly effective through- out the country for at least three centuries earlier than in France ...
... England , thereby unconsciously obtaining the Charter of the liberties of the common people as well . In England the King's writ ran and was fairly effective through- out the country for at least three centuries earlier than in France ...
Pagina 117
... England conquerors , against whom finally Commons and Barons joined and imposed a Charter . England is founded on an oligarchy , and , despite constitutional fictions , what is vital to public safety is in the hands of powerful social ...
... England conquerors , against whom finally Commons and Barons joined and imposed a Charter . England is founded on an oligarchy , and , despite constitutional fictions , what is vital to public safety is in the hands of powerful social ...
Pagina 156
... England , although her own people are hardly , if at all , aware that this is so . There is a deep misgiving that corrodes the hope of the nations , the misgiving with regard to the attitude of Great Britain to Germany as the war ...
... England , although her own people are hardly , if at all , aware that this is so . There is a deep misgiving that corrodes the hope of the nations , the misgiving with regard to the attitude of Great Britain to Germany as the war ...
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