The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1933 - Great Britain |
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... CONSTITUTION AND ITS WORKING cr THE Act passed by the Imperial Parliament in 1900 “ to constitute the Commonwealth of Australia " provides by Section 9 that “ the constitution of the Commonwealth shall be as follows " . " The con ...
... CONSTITUTION AND ITS WORKING cr THE Act passed by the Imperial Parliament in 1900 “ to constitute the Commonwealth of Australia " provides by Section 9 that “ the constitution of the Commonwealth shall be as follows " . " The con ...
Page 485
... CONSTITUTION 485 legally operative as such , instead of leaving it dependent simply on several legislative acts without force to bind even the ... constitutional alteration extending the industrial powers of the The War and the Constitution.
... CONSTITUTION 485 legally operative as such , instead of leaving it dependent simply on several legislative acts without force to bind even the ... constitutional alteration extending the industrial powers of the The War and the Constitution.
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... constitution . The Report of the Minority contemplates the maintenance of the notion of a paramount constitution , for it dis- tinguishes between a power in the Parliament of the Commonwealth to amend the constitution and an " immediate ...
... constitution . The Report of the Minority contemplates the maintenance of the notion of a paramount constitution , for it dis- tinguishes between a power in the Parliament of the Commonwealth to amend the constitution and an " immediate ...
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