The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1911 - Law |
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... King himself in 1679. Parliament did not give the scheme an enthusiastic reception . It marked , neverthe- less , an important stage in the progress of the system . The formation of this Council dealt a great blow to the cause of ...
... King himself in 1679. Parliament did not give the scheme an enthusiastic reception . It marked , neverthe- less , an important stage in the progress of the system . The formation of this Council dealt a great blow to the cause of ...
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... king's advantage if he brought his affairs to be debated at that Council " ( the Cabinet.1 After the passing of the ... king , and that the ministry had completed its services . It is necessary that the Ministers who comprise the Cabinet ...
... king's advantage if he brought his affairs to be debated at that Council " ( the Cabinet.1 After the passing of the ... king , and that the ministry had completed its services . It is necessary that the Ministers who comprise the Cabinet ...
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... king should feel himself bound by the decision of his Ministers , who would form the con- necting link between the Crown and the Executive . These features did not exist at the time of the death of William III . 66 Macaulay tells us ...
... king should feel himself bound by the decision of his Ministers , who would form the con- necting link between the Crown and the Executive . These features did not exist at the time of the death of William III . 66 Macaulay tells us ...
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... King was compelled to rely upon the counsel of his chief Ministers . However unimportant may be considered the absence of the King from the Cabinet meetings , it becomes readily apparent that this placed in the hands of the Executive a ...
... King was compelled to rely upon the counsel of his chief Ministers . However unimportant may be considered the absence of the King from the Cabinet meetings , it becomes readily apparent that this placed in the hands of the Executive a ...
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... King so wills . Who , then , are those persons ? They are those who have already received writs of summons and who have taken their seats in the House of Lords and the heirs of such persons . But how did those persons acquire 5 ...
... King so wills . Who , then , are those persons ? They are those who have already received writs of summons and who have taken their seats in the House of Lords and the heirs of such persons . But how did those persons acquire 5 ...
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