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Page 74
Non- involve- ment in govern- ment ". exemplified the " religious rapacity " of the Emperor , be- ing filled with the artistic spoils of the Greek temples ; while some of its public buildings and some of the man- sions erected for ...
Non- involve- ment in govern- ment ". exemplified the " religious rapacity " of the Emperor , be- ing filled with the artistic spoils of the Greek temples ; while some of its public buildings and some of the man- sions erected for ...
Page 98
... ment cannot delegate its legislative function to the chan- cellor , and civil rights cannot be suspended without con- tinuous parliamentary surveillance . The president has been turned into a figurehead on the model of the French ...
... ment cannot delegate its legislative function to the chan- cellor , and civil rights cannot be suspended without con- tinuous parliamentary surveillance . The president has been turned into a figurehead on the model of the French ...
Page 294
... ment " as a constituent body capable of establishing a Puritan republic . But just as he had considered the previ- ous Parliament to be slow and self - seeking , he came to think that the Assembly of Saints , as it was called , was too ...
... ment " as a constituent body capable of establishing a Puritan republic . But just as he had considered the previ- ous Parliament to be slow and self - seeking , he came to think that the Assembly of Saints , as it was called , was too ...
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