American Institutions and Their Preservation, Volume 1Norwood Press, 1929 - 833 pagina's |
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... Republic . Cooley says : " In America the leading principle of constitutional liberty has from * See p . 121 , infra . the first been , that the sovereignty reposed in the CH . II 21 ... REPUBLIC (2) Popular sovereignty and a republic.
... Republic . Cooley says : " In America the leading principle of constitutional liberty has from * See p . 121 , infra . the first been , that the sovereignty reposed in the CH . II 21 ... REPUBLIC (2) Popular sovereignty and a republic.
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... republic on a gigantic and uniform scale . Holland had had some features of a republic , but by 1776 it had gone back practically to monarchy . England had a representative system , but it was a " rotten borough " system and not popular ...
... republic on a gigantic and uniform scale . Holland had had some features of a republic , but by 1776 it had gone back practically to monarchy . England had a representative system , but it was a " rotten borough " system and not popular ...
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... republic , a republic of guilds and landholders , trusting the helm of state to property and education . And all these , which , at their best , held but a million or two within their narrow limits , have gone down in the ocean of time ...
... republic , a republic of guilds and landholders , trusting the helm of state to property and education . And all these , which , at their best , held but a million or two within their narrow limits , have gone down in the ocean of time ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
WHAT ARE AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS? | 16 |
1 A written constitution | 18 |
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