The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 69Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1911 |
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Pagina 239
For this , one peculiar feature of our Constitution is largely responsible . That Constitution does not itself discriminate between legislative projects of large and small significance , between constitutional laws and ordinary laws ...
For this , one peculiar feature of our Constitution is largely responsible . That Constitution does not itself discriminate between legislative projects of large and small significance , between constitutional laws and ordinary laws ...
Pagina 242
... Constitution lasts long enough to require amendment the changes will be made by ordinary legislative process . ' Outside Europe the most notable exception to the general rule of rigidity is to be found in the new Constitution for United ...
... Constitution lasts long enough to require amendment the changes will be made by ordinary legislative process . ' Outside Europe the most notable exception to the general rule of rigidity is to be found in the new Constitution for United ...
Pagina 244
... Constitution would seem to possess a considerable degree of rigidity . In practice it has proved to be more flexible than the text would suggest . Since 1871 the Constitution has been formally amended on ten occasions ; but in addition ...
... Constitution would seem to possess a considerable degree of rigidity . In practice it has proved to be more flexible than the text would suggest . Since 1871 the Constitution has been formally amended on ten occasions ; but in addition ...
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THE GENERAL ELECTION AND AFTER By the Right Hon Lord Ribblesdale | 20 |
A GREAT DEMOCRATIC REFORM By Harold | 34 |
RECOLLECTIONS OF COPENHAGEN IN THE SIXTIES By Lady Paget | 44 |
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