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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... Representatives , by reason of its two - to - one majority , would have an overwhelming advantage ; the mass referendum would merely echo the House of Representatives ; the dual referendum might in- tensify , not settle , the dispute ...
... Representatives , by reason of its two - to - one majority , would have an overwhelming advantage ; the mass referendum would merely echo the House of Representatives ; the dual referendum might in- tensify , not settle , the dispute ...
Page 466
... Representatives ( Section 1 ) . The King is represented in relation to the Parliament by the Governor - General , subject to the familiar qualifications of the reservation of bills for and the disallowance of Acts by the Crown . Men and ...
... Representatives ( Section 1 ) . The King is represented in relation to the Parliament by the Governor - General , subject to the familiar qualifications of the reservation of bills for and the disallowance of Acts by the Crown . Men and ...
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... representative assemblies , the number of members , of electors , and the qualifications requisite . 1889 , LV , 71 ; 1890 , XLIX , I. 11. Upper Houses : appointment of members , New Zealand and other colonies . 1893-4 , LXI , I. 12 ...
... representative assemblies , the number of members , of electors , and the qualifications requisite . 1889 , LV , 71 ; 1890 , XLIX , I. 11. Upper Houses : appointment of members , New Zealand and other colonies . 1893-4 , LXI , I. 12 ...
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