The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 121Atlantic Monthly Company, 1918 - American essays |
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Page 383
... means , with a ' gentleman's education ' at Oxford or Cambridge , and with a certain civil - service apprenticeship which at least gave a degree of ac- quaintanceship with the general form of government organization and with ...
... means , with a ' gentleman's education ' at Oxford or Cambridge , and with a certain civil - service apprenticeship which at least gave a degree of ac- quaintanceship with the general form of government organization and with ...
Page 634
... means of making the power account- able for its operation . The situation thus makes clear that the real difference between despotism and constitutional government does not lie in limitation of power but in the existence of means of ...
... means of making the power account- able for its operation . The situation thus makes clear that the real difference between despotism and constitutional government does not lie in limitation of power but in the existence of means of ...
Page 640
... means no more than that he may request Con- gress to take the subject into consider- ation ; but the Constitution makes no such statement , nor has such a view of the case ever been successfully exem- plified in practice . On the other ...
... means no more than that he may request Con- gress to take the subject into consider- ation ; but the Constitution makes no such statement , nor has such a view of the case ever been successfully exem- plified in practice . On the other ...
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