The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 11
... votes of more than one - fourth of the States . There can be no doubt that if such power had been inserted the Constitution would never have been ratified by the sev- eral States . It is true that the Constitution does prescribe that ...
... votes of more than one - fourth of the States . There can be no doubt that if such power had been inserted the Constitution would never have been ratified by the sev- eral States . It is true that the Constitution does prescribe that ...
Page 74
... vote such laws and another to enforce them . When the land- lords actually faced insurrection they flinched . The laws were repealed or allowed to expire . Castlereagh broke down and killed himself in 1822. Eldon was quietly set aside ...
... vote such laws and another to enforce them . When the land- lords actually faced insurrection they flinched . The laws were repealed or allowed to expire . Castlereagh broke down and killed himself in 1822. Eldon was quietly set aside ...
Page 81
... , dissolves the House of Commons , and thus secures a popular vote upon its policy in its entirety . This amounts to a referendum , and by VOL . L. 6 that referendum the cabinet stands or falls . Thus the TITLE TO PROPERTY . 81.
... , dissolves the House of Commons , and thus secures a popular vote upon its policy in its entirety . This amounts to a referendum , and by VOL . L. 6 that referendum the cabinet stands or falls . Thus the TITLE TO PROPERTY . 81.
Page 82
... vote . If public opinion did not , on the whole , justify the em- peror , means were found to remove him , and his successor corrected his error . I apprehend that this essential prin- ciple of the referendum underlies all effective ...
... vote . If public opinion did not , on the whole , justify the em- peror , means were found to remove him , and his successor corrected his error . I apprehend that this essential prin- ciple of the referendum underlies all effective ...
Page 157
... VOTING TRUSTS . A chapter in Recent Corporate History . By HARRY A. CUSHING , of the New York Bar . The Macmillan Co. , New York . 1915 . The author points out in his first sentences that the history of American Corporations may be ...
... VOTING TRUSTS . A chapter in Recent Corporate History . By HARRY A. CUSHING , of the New York Bar . The Macmillan Co. , New York . 1915 . The author points out in his first sentences that the history of American Corporations may be ...
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