The Quarterly Review, 257. köideJohn Murray, 1931 |
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Page 205
... Parliament is concerned , is in abeyance . Its elucidation was delegated , in the first instance , as the whole world knows , to the Royal Statutory Commission , although for all the connection that Parliament has been allowed to ...
... Parliament is concerned , is in abeyance . Its elucidation was delegated , in the first instance , as the whole world knows , to the Royal Statutory Commission , although for all the connection that Parliament has been allowed to ...
Page 303
... Parliamentary omnipotence does not attain to the making of a man into a woman , or a woman into a man , and such - like . But within the range of the subjects which Parliament deigns to notice and to tackle no caveat is uttered in ...
... Parliamentary omnipotence does not attain to the making of a man into a woman , or a woman into a man , and such - like . But within the range of the subjects which Parliament deigns to notice and to tackle no caveat is uttered in ...
Page 304
... Parliament ' . controlled the situation . For centuries previously the problem of the coinage had received the attention of Parliament , and useless and ineffectual laws were con- tinually being made to prevent the exportation of good ...
... Parliament ' . controlled the situation . For centuries previously the problem of the coinage had received the attention of Parliament , and useless and ineffectual laws were con- tinually being made to prevent the exportation of good ...
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