The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 8John Holland Rose University Press, 1929 - Great Britain |
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... Parliament interpreted this privilege to include eligibility to serve on Select Committees , and the right to move or second motions - great latitude for an irresponsible executive . At the opening of the first Parliament considerable ...
... Parliament interpreted this privilege to include eligibility to serve on Select Committees , and the right to move or second motions - great latitude for an irresponsible executive . At the opening of the first Parliament considerable ...
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... Parliament which gave to it the hall - mark of legal validity . 3 Technically , therefore , the fundamental law of the Union is a British Act amendable and repealable by the Parliament of Great Britain , for the wide powers possessed by ...
... Parliament which gave to it the hall - mark of legal validity . 3 Technically , therefore , the fundamental law of the Union is a British Act amendable and repealable by the Parliament of Great Britain , for the wide powers possessed by ...
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... Parliament may deprive the Superior Courts of such powers and may even abolish the Courts themselves.5 At the establishment of the Union all assets of the several colonies , actual and contingent , became the property of the Union ; the ...
... Parliament may deprive the Superior Courts of such powers and may even abolish the Courts themselves.5 At the establishment of the Union all assets of the several colonies , actual and contingent , became the property of the Union ; the ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari 569 | 15 |
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