Studies in History and Jurisprudence, Količina 1Oxford University Press, American branch, 1901 - 926 strani |
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Stran 477
... monarch is as a rule raised so far above his subjects that they are all practically on a level , as compared with him ; and those who are for the moment powerful are powerful in virtue of his favour , which has elevated and may at any ...
... monarch is as a rule raised so far above his subjects that they are all practically on a level , as compared with him ; and those who are for the moment powerful are powerful in virtue of his favour , which has elevated and may at any ...
Stran 482
... monarch , or an oligarchy , attempts to deprive a people of the freedom they have enjoyed , they conclude , and with good reason , that oppression is sure to follow . But when the sources of insurrections are examined , it will be ...
... monarch , or an oligarchy , attempts to deprive a people of the freedom they have enjoyed , they conclude , and with good reason , that oppression is sure to follow . But when the sources of insurrections are examined , it will be ...
Stran 495
... monarch , perhaps of a succession of adventurers , which , tempered in some de- gree by public opinion , should secure peace , order and commercial prosperity ? The thing has happened be- fore . For five centuries the people who had ...
... monarch , perhaps of a succession of adventurers , which , tempered in some de- gree by public opinion , should secure peace , order and commercial prosperity ? The thing has happened be- fore . For five centuries the people who had ...
Stran 505
... monarch , because he stands first in the State , be his real power great or small . II . LEGAL SOVEREIGNTY ( De Iure ) . For the purposes of the lawyer a more definite con- ception is required . The sovereign authority is to him the ...
... monarch , because he stands first in the State , be his real power great or small . II . LEGAL SOVEREIGNTY ( De Iure ) . For the purposes of the lawyer a more definite con- ception is required . The sovereign authority is to him the ...
Stran 510
... monarch ( like the Romano - Germanic emperor ) did , or as an elec- tive assembly does to - day . The appointing body , even if it can in a stated way and at a stated time recall its appointment , is not sovereign over him while his ...
... monarch ( like the Romano - Germanic emperor ) did , or as an elec- tive assembly does to - day . The appointing body , even if it can in a stated way and at a stated time recall its appointment , is not sovereign over him while his ...
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