The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Part 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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Page 276
... Legislature who enjoyed the confidence of that body . In this way , the term " responsible government " acquired a new and wider meaning . Experience had shown that , in order to obtain " responsible government " , that is self ...
... Legislature who enjoyed the confidence of that body . In this way , the term " responsible government " acquired a new and wider meaning . Experience had shown that , in order to obtain " responsible government " , that is self ...
Page 285
... Legislature , of which the Lower House would be comprised of elected members and the Upper House of members nominated by the Crown.1 Pakington was almost immediately succeeded by the Duke of Newcastle , and the new Secretary of State ...
... Legislature , of which the Lower House would be comprised of elected members and the Upper House of members nominated by the Crown.1 Pakington was almost immediately succeeded by the Duke of Newcastle , and the new Secretary of State ...
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... Legislature ; 1 and he went so far as to prepare an elaborate constitution bill for submission to the Legislative Council . The Colonial Office thought he had gone too far . Quite apart from the unacceptable details of the bill , it ...
... Legislature ; 1 and he went so far as to prepare an elaborate constitution bill for submission to the Legislative Council . The Colonial Office thought he had gone too far . Quite apart from the unacceptable details of the bill , it ...
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