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...urning Macedonia to Turkish rule. Turkey obligingly accepted a "one country, two systems" approach by agreeing to a Christian administration of t... ...ions between the Big Powers were growing and eroded their capability to institute a system of efficacious self-regulation. Armed conflict erupted b... ...s and anti-monarchists. He introduced a one-party, government-controlled electoral system. Thus, in an ironic twist of history, the Black Hand cam... ...ock between peasant parties led to King Alexander's fateful decision to abolish the parliamentary system. King Alexander I was a good and worth... ...sant parties led to King Alexander's fateful decision to abolish the parliamentary system. King Alexander I was a good and worthy man forced by... ...ally the Croat ones), re-organized the state administration, standardized the legal system, school syllabi and curricula and the national holidays. ... ...n by Serb Democrats. Days before his death, he earnestly considered to return to a parliamentary form of government. But it was too late and too li... ...the "revolutionary Movement for the Merger of Albanians" in 1964 - established the Parliamentary Party of Kosovo (PPK) before he handed it over to ...

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...chieftains of the Northmen who conquered Gaul and estab- lished the feudal system there. Never had Carol bent his head before King or Communes, the Ch... ... whom they styled, not Revolutionaries, but revolted subjects, or, in more parliamentary language, they had no dealings with Liberals or Constitutionn... ...knowledging benefits received from the former Min- ister. At Paris men are systems, whereas in the provinces sys- tems are identified with men; men, m... ...n point of view. Like despots, he made the law to suit the circumstance, a system which works in the lives of prodigal sons the same confusion which f... ...fi- nitely; he deliberately shut his eyes to the inevitable results of the system. In that dissipated set, in the continual whirl of gaiety, people ta... ... this White Lady, this starry vapor slidden down from the Milky W ay. This system, which answered completely for some years at a stretch, was turned t...

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...t, ye lose all! It is not without a dramatic emotion that one reads in the Parliamentary Debates of this Wednesday evening ‘past seven o’clock,’ the s... ...r Ex- Members, Deputy Journeau, who chanced to be lying in arrest for mere Parliamentary delinquencies, in these Pris- ons. As for poor old Dusaulx an... ...ad; and can be seen growing also, very curiously, in this mighty welter of Parliamentary Debate, of Public Business which the Convention has to do. A ... ...m; (1st February; 7th March (Moniteur of these dates).)—a point of immense Parliamentary and Journalis- tic interest in those days, but which has beco... ...t, and generally with the Authorities of the Departments, and such as read Parliamentary Debates, and are of Respectability, and of a peace-loving mon... ...ened. Help, alas, to small purpose. The poor Demoiselle’s head and nervous-system, none of the soundest, is so tattered and fluttered that it will nev... ...tion of the whole enormous Life-movement and pulsation of the Sansculottic System!— ’Orleans Conspirators’ and Assaulters had to die, in spite of much... ...ppose that here was the end not of Robespierre only, but of the Revolution System itself! Least of all did the mutinying Committee-men suppose it; who... ...acques Evangel, having now got deep enough, is to perish in a new singular system of Culottism and Arrangement. For Arrangement is indispensable to ma...

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...erence be- tween our two kinds of civil war; between the modern lingual or Parliamentary-logical kind, and the ancient, or manual kind, in the steel b... ...e no victory yet definable can be considered as final. Beat him down, with Parliamentary invective, till sense be fled; cut him in two, hanging one ha... ...easure, at what point he becomes 19 Thomas Carlyle logically defunct, can Parliamentary Business be carried on, and Talk cease or slake? Doubtless it... ...hts whatsoever, be a cobweb, it shall no longer exist. The French Military System seems dying a sorrowful sui- cidal death. Nay more, citizen, as is n... ...ns, still more Citizenesses, see the right and the wrong; not the Military System alone will die by suicide, but much along with it. As was said, ther... ... its despair, had taken to a new course: that of cutting off Patriotism by systematic duel! Bully-swordsmen, ‘Spadassins’ of that party, go swaggering... ...mbers of the old Constituent in it, with their experi- ence of parties and parliamentary tactics; that such was their foolish Self-denying Law. Most s... ...ing Constitution, can oppose nothing, by way of remedy, but mere bursts of parliamentary eloquence! They go on, de- bating, denouncing, objurgating: l...

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...es exercised upon the Lowlands, began to assume a more steady, avowed, and systematic form, as part of a general military system. Those at the head of... ...ion of the Scottish army with those of Fairfax and Manchester, enabled the Parliamentary forces to besiege Y ork, and to fight the desperate action of... ...hough situated too high to be of any effectual use according to the modern system of warfare. The eastern sun, rising behind the old tower, flung its ... ...e Marquis of Argyle prob- ably wished to make an impression on the nervous system of Captain Dugald Dalgetty. But that doughty person had fought his w... ... war became a trade, was the introduction of a labo- rious and complicated system of discipline, combining a va- riety of words of command with corres... ... to consider success as depending upon their exer- cising with precision a system of tactics, which they probably only so far comprehended as to find ...

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... our- selves, but are we to have it thrown in our faces, perseveringly and systematically, by the very person who should spare our feelings most? Are ... ...and proclaim herself unequal to her destiny. I am hurt that she should —ha—systematically reproduce what the rest of us blot out; and seem—hum—I had a... ...n, whatever his original breeding, as certainly as the sun belongs to this system, was acceptable to Gowan as a caricature, which he found it a hu- mo... ...n in Buying and Banking and that, that Mr Sparkler doubted if the monetary system of the country would be able to spare him; though that his work was ... ...l enemy of How not to do it. In this was to be found the basis of the wise system, by tooth and nail upheld by the Circumlocution Office, of warning e... ...o be there, the pleasant young Barnacle was to be there; and the Chorus of Parliamentary Barnacles who went about the provinces when the House was up,... ...ct and por- table nature, turning on the difference between Eton pears and Parliamentary pairs; but it was a joke, a refined relish of which would see... ..., ‘And so we pass, through the various changes of life, from Eton pears to Parliamentary pairs,’ that he had to go down-stairs with Lord Decimus, and ... ...left alone. You have no idea how the Genius of the country (over- look the Parliamentary nature of the phrase, and don’t be bored by it) tends to bein...

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..., such an As- sociation as ours was enough work for any man, let alone the parliamentary duties which Brough was called on to perform, and the seventy... ...nto another hackney-coach and drove back. But this was only twice; for the system was dangerous, and it might bring me into trouble, and it cost three...

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...ich she apparently took pains to convince him that she had adopted the right system. She was not fond of the English style of life, and had three or f... ...political, a social magnate had conceived the design of drawing her into the system in which he rather invidiously lived and moved. A certain instinct... ... but persuasive, told her to resist—murmured to her that virtually she had a system and an orbit of her own. It told her other things besides— things ... ... to such a man and that it would be very interesting to see something of his system from his own point of view; that on the other hand, however, there... ...urden. Furthermore there was a young man lately come from America who had no system at all, but who had a character of which it was useless for her to... ...e round to me. 320 Portrait of a Lady Touchett and I have kept up a sort of parliamentary debate all the way from Lon don. I tell him he’s the last ...

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...und in Stowe’s ‘Survey of London,’ and likewise in the evidence before the Parliamentary Commission, which shows what it was intended by Queen Philipp... ...es from half the universi- ties in Europe, all of which formed one general system—all were like islands of one country, whose common language was quee...

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... 274 West Bank and Gaza Strip 276 vii Page Appendixes A. The United Nations System 278 B. International Organizations 279 C. Country Membership in In... ...inistrative divisions: 29 provinces with centrally appointed governors Legal system: not established; has not accepted compulsory ICJ jurisdiction Bra... ...state Capital: Tirane Administrative divisions: 26 rrethet (districts) Legal system: based on constitution adopted in 1976; judicial review of legisla... ...nts or provinces); 160 dairat (administrative districts); 691 communes Legal system: based on French and Is- lamic law, with socialist principles; new... ...s (1986) Government Official name: Commonwealth of Austra- lia Type: federal parliamentary state recog- nizing Elizabeth II as sovereign or head of st... ...ines), Nuclear Disarmament Party (Michael Denborough) Voting strength: (1984 parliamentary election) House of Representatives Labor Party 82 seats, Li... ...presidential elections Elections: presidential, every six years (next 1992); parliamentary, every four years (next 1990) Political parties and leaders... ...man; Green Alternative List (GAL), Freda Meissner-Blau Voting strength: 1986 parliamentary election SPO 43.1%, OVP 41.3%, FPO 9.7%, GAL 4.8%, KPO .7%,... ...ections held in December 1983; higher local elections held in May 1985; last parliamentary elections held in May 1986; last presidential election held...

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...ional - version of the dismal science, people refrain from repeating their mistakes systematically. They seek to optimize their preferences. Altruis... ...ingle stock futures in profiting from the downside. Market - also known as beta or systematic - risk and volatility reflect underlying problems wit... ...torical price charts is often in the eyes of the beholder. In this paper we offer a systematic and automatic approach to technical pattern recogniti... ...nment. Standards are known to decrease prices by cutting down R&D expenditures and systematizing components. Or, take innovation. It is used not o... ...ndermines the concept of liability. The recurrent rescues of Mexico - following its systemic crises in 1976, 1982, 1988, and 1994 - are textbook ex... ...onal Crisis Group - have openly interfered on behalf of the opposition in the last parliamentary elections in Macedonia. Other NGO's have done so i...

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...into rigid uniformity of "style" and appearance. Methods have been devised, systems evolved, in certain lines of work, which cannot bodily be carrie... ...emoc- racy (where, as in continental Europe, it is organized as a distinct parliamentary faction); Christian, Protestantism, Evangelical Lutheran, ... ...; see 61.) 41. In astronomical. work, the names of the bodies of our solar system: Sun, Moon, Earth, the Milky Way. 42. Divisions, departments, of... ...o Press IOI. The common designations of weights and measures in the metric system, when following a numeral : I m., a dm., 3 cm., 4 mm.; c.m. (=cub... ...ss deem the nobility one of the fundamentals of their political and social systems." 137. Use a comma to separate two identical or closely similar... ... Style: Divisiotts 69 204. Divide according to pronunciation (the American system), not according to derivation (the English system) : democ-racy,...

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...not to mention easier to accomplish) method of obtaining knowledge than the systematic study of outside sources of information in accordance with st... ...vilization. It upholds narcissistic values and penalises alternative value-systems. From an early age, children are taught to avoid self-criticism,... ...en a high enough level of frustration, triggered by recurrent, endemic, and systemic failures in all spheres of policy, even the most resilient demo... ...uthoritarian, but not revolutionary. His regime derives its legitimacy from parliamentary and presidential elections based on a neo-liberal model of... ...onsors as merely a useful and disposable instrument. Like Putin, he had no parliamentary or political experience. Both of them won elections by pro... ...n now - faced a delicate balancing act between the legitimacy conferred by parliamentary liberalism and the need to maintain a police state. When h... ...red Situational Narcissism The Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is a systemic, all-pervasive condition, very much like pregnancy: either you ... ...ch groups and ideologies with ease (as they do partners, spouses and value systems). In this respect, narcissists are narcissists first and members...

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...I consider Hero- worship to be the grand modifying element in that ancient system of thought. What I called the perplexed jungle of Pa- ganism sprang,... ...t is possible to gain some direct insight even yet; and see that old Norse system of Belief, as it were, face to face. Let us forget that it is errone... ...d wonder, on this ever-stu- pendous Universe. T o me there is in the Norse system some- thing very genuine, very great and manlike. A broad simplic- i... ...nd of vacant hugeness, large awkward gianthood, charac- terizes that Norse system; enormous force, as yet altogether untutored, stalking helpless with... ... to do as a nation. But does not, though the name Parliament subsists, the parliamentary debate go on now, everywhere and at all times, in a far more ... ...od one, there is yet a long way. One remark I must not omit, That royal or parliamentary grants of money are by no means the chief thing wanted! T o g... ...there is something far other in it than the clank of spinning-jennies, and parliamentary majorities; and, on the whole, that it is not a machine at al... ...ry was the soul of Government, and that all legislation, ad- ministration, parliamentary debating, and the rest of it, went on, in “order to bring twe... ...shed, of all social procedure whatsoever in this world! Hustings-speeches, Parliamentary motions, Re- form Bills, French Revolutions, all mean at hear...

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...on of con- sciousness. The murderer’s plan and rationale of murder started systematically from this infliction of apoplexy, or at 24 The Note Book of... ...ious districts were prevented, for many years, from re- sorting to the new system, in consequence of old contracts with oil-dealers, subsisting throug... ...y days of Christianity should have proclaimed the true theory of the solar system, or that by any chance word or allusion should then, in a condition ... ...stianity should actually have succeeded in carrying through the Copernican system of astronomy, as an article of blind belief, sixteen cen- turies bef... ...rogress of man’s intellect had qualified him for naturally developing that system. What, in such a case, would be the true estimate and valuation of t... ... faction between two infuriated parties. ‘Cato,’ coming from a man without Parliamentary connections, would have dropped life- less to the ground. The... ...m ‘warming- pans,’ are men who occupy, by consent, some official place, or Parliamentary seat, until the proper claimant is old enough in law to assum... ...histories of England assume as a matter of course that the whole period of parliamentary history through those times is to be regarded as a period of ... ...herish the deepest abhorrence and contempt of all who had any share on the parliamentary side in the ‘confusions’ of the period from 1640 to 1660: tha...

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...ot fall into if things are to go on like this. Their cursed constitutional system is the worst possible govern- ment, and can never suit France. Louis... ... bril- liant manner of repeating political anecdotes, and the political or parliamentary tittle-tattle —if the expression may pass—which at that time ... ...al good fortune excited no envy. In those early days of the constitutional system, few persons had very precise ideas of the peaceful domain of the ci... ...s well as the King himself, the spirit and resources of the representative system. At the same time, notwithstanding the established careers open to h... ...ous banquets by which the ministers of that time secured the vote of their parliamentary recruits. The Honorable Deputy was consequently pointed at as...

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...iting his Nichomachean Ethics, in one volume octavo, he also wrote another system, called Magna Moralia, or Big Ethics. Now, it is impossible that a m... ...uld not last much longer. In the course of this round we tried the weaving system, in which I had greatly the advantage, and hit him repeatedly on the... ...ty are under ar- ticles to darn for the navy? The reason, meantime, for my systematic hatred of D’Arc is this. There was a story current in France bef... ... myself, and through which it is that to this hour Mr. Palmer’s mail-coach system tyrannizes by terror and ter- rific beauty over my dreams, lay in th... ...ix weeks on an average, to look a little into the executive details of the system. With some of these Mr. Palmer had no concern; they rested upon bye-... ...more than snakes in Van T roil’s Ice- land; except, indeed, now and then a parliamentary rat, who always hides his shame in the “coal cellar.” And, as... ...erful established interests, a large system of new arrangements, and a new parliamentary statute. As things were at present, twice in the year so vast... ...into his mouth at once. “We took a mouthful,” says Sir William Waller, the Parliamentary general, “took a mouthful; paid our reckoning; mounted; and w... ...of day when anybody in Rome would have attended. Just as, in alluding to a parliamentary speech no- toriously delivered at midnight, an English satiri...

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...val claimants of the Crown, and in the growth of what is called the Feudal System (which made the peasants the born vassals and mere slaves of the Bar... ...d all doubt by putting his signature of approval to a petition against the Parliamentary leaders, which was drawn up by certain officers. When the Sco... ... lords and men of power. Some think that he went to get proofs against the Parliamentary leaders in En gland of their having treasonably invited the ... ...at all times and sea sons, and lay about him. The general in chief of the Parliamentary army was the Earl of Essex, a gentleman of honour and an exce... ... distinguish the two sides in the civil war. The Royalists also called the Parliamentary men Rebels and Rogues, while the Parliamentary men called th... ...trai tor Goring had again gone over to the King and was be sieged by the Parliamentary troops. Upon this, the King pro claimed the Earl of Essex an...

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...g in which she was en- throned, like the sun at the centre of the sidereal system, appeared, in the eyes of the world, to have fallen in love with her... ...bit of attending the sittings of the Chamber will recognize the tactics of parliamentary warfare in these fine-drawn phrases, used to calm the faction... ...n. And indeed I believe the newspapers nowa- days speak of the sessions as parliamentary campaigns.” 253 Balzac “We have been in difficulties, I must... ...eran of the Old Guard, as they say, was becoming desperately wide awake in parliamentary tactics! I am frank with you.—And you are growing gray; you a... ... opening into each other, where the warm tem- perature was maintained by a system of hot-air pipes with invisible openings. The Baroness, quite bewild... ...ou love; and you are not disgusted?” said Leon de Lora. “His remark is not parliamentary, but it is grand!” observed Massol. “But, my most delightful ...

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...he Union shall respect the national identities of its Member States, whose systems of government are founded on the principles of democracy. 2. The Un... ...lture and fisheries; (f) a common policy in the sphere of transport; (g) a system ensuring that competition in the internal market is not distorted; (... ...acity.” 7) The following Articles shall be inserted: ARTICLE 4a A European System of Central Banks (hereinafter re- ferred to as “ESCB”) and a Europea... ... the application of provisions concerning the principles of the regulatory system for transport would be liable to have a serious effect on the standa... ...eserves of the Member States;—to promote the smooth opera- tion of payment systems. 3. The third indent of paragraph 2 shall be without preju- dice to... ...reaty on European Union; —encouragement of closer co-operation between the Parliamentary Assembly of WEU and the European Parliament. The WEU Council ...

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... reverse of this. In the first place, the opinion in favour of the present system, which entirely subordinates the weaker sex to the stron ger, rests... ...have pronounced any verdict. And in the second place, the adoption of this system of inequality never was the result of deliberation, or forethought, ... ...n muscular strength) was found in a state of bondage to some man. Laws and systems of polity always begin by recognising the relations they find al r... ...he particular case, made it certain from the first that this branch of the system of right founded on might, though softened in its most atrocious fea... ...ng persons of station and consequence. Such is the power of an established system, even when far from universal; when not only in almost every period ... ...own to the pub lic, have petitioned Parliament for their admission to the Parliamentary Suffrage The claim of women to be educated as solidly, and in... ... which can be raised concerning their faculties. I mean the suffrage, both parliamentary and municipal. The right to share in the choice of those who ...

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...It is an unbelieving people; which has suppositions, hypotheses, and froth-systems of victorious Analysis; and for belief this 37 Thomas Carlyle main... ...orld’! ‘Without such Earth-rind of Habit, ’ continues our author, ‘call it System of Habits, in a word, fixed ways of acting and of believing,—Society... ...xist at all. With such it exists, better or worse. Herein too, in this its System of Habits, acquired, retained how you will, lies the true Law-Code a... ... a World round him, as victorious Analysis, with her Physiologies, Nervous-systems, Physic and Metaphysic, will never com- pletely name, to say nothin... ...ting what Proclamations, Acts, Reports, passages of logic-fence, bursts of parliamentary eloquence seem notable within doors, and what tumults and rum... ...ear itself complain. For the rest, an august National Assembly can produce Parliamentary Eloquence; and appoint Committees. Committees of the Constitu... ...s of Printed Paper; the theme 192 The French Revolution: V ol. One of new Parliamentary Eloquence, in bursts, or in plenteous smooth-flowing floods. ... ...les, Assemblages, turnings out and comings in. Intriguing and manoeuvring; Parliamentary eloquence and arguing, Greek meeting Greek in high places, ha... ...t de longs discours!”—So insensible were these poor creatures to bursts of Parliamentary eloquence! One learns also that the royal Carriages are getti...

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...s of age and thick-strewn celestial areas. One may say a gravitating solar system is already prophesied in the nature of Newton’s mind. Not less does ... ... of rat and lizard? What are Olympiads and Consulates to these neighboring systems of being? Nay, what food or experience or suc- cor have they for t... ...am, a Fourier, it imposes its classifica- tion on other men, and lo! a new system. In proportion to the depth of the thought, and so to the number of ... ...the end and not for a speedily exhaustible means, so that the walls of the system blend to their eye in the remote ho- rizon with the walls of the uni... ...ffecting the whole intellectual action. The intellect is vagabond, and our system of education fos- ters restlessness. Our minds travel when our bodie... ...d to his great abilities the most social disposition and real love of men. Parliamentary history has few better pas- sages than the debate in which Bu...

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...es with”; and so he religiously devotes a part of his day to supplying his system with the raw material of bones; walking all the while he talks behin... ... for instance, that the same sun which ripens my beans illumines at once a system of earths like ours. If I had remembered this it would have prevente... ...rinting is skin deep and unalterable. I cannot believe that our factory system is the best mode by which men may get clothing. The condition of the... ...self in this respect, it is such a relief to both the moral and physi cal system; and I am resolved that I will not through humility become the devil... ...hemselves. The student who secures his coveted lei sure and retirement by systematically shirking any la bor necessary to man obtains but an ignoble... ...o dwells away in the North West Territory or the Isle of Man, tell what is parliamentary in the kitchen? However, only one or two of my guests were ...

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...world’! ‘Without such Earth-rind of Habit,’ continues our author, ‘call it System of Habits, in a word, fixed ways of acting and of believing,—Society... ...xist at all. With such it exists, better or worse. Herein too, in this its System of Habits, acquired, retained how you will, lies the true Law-Code a... ... World round him, as victorious Analysis, with her Physiologies, Ner- vous-systems, Physic and Metaphysic, will never completely name, to say nothing ... ... which, if we meditate it, will in these days mean much. This is no man of system, then; he is only a man of instincts and insights. A man nevertheles... ...ting what Proclamations, Acts, Reports, passages of logic-fence, bursts of parliamentary eloquence seem notable within doors, and what tumults and rum... ...r itself complain. For the rest, an august Na- tional Assembly can produce Parliamentary Eloquence; and appoint Committees. Committees of the Constitu... ...uch else: which again yield moun- tains of Printed Paper; the theme of new Parliamentary Elo- quence, in bursts, or in plenteous smooth-flowing floods... ...les, Assemblages, turnings out and comings in. Intriguing and manoeuvring; Parliamentary eloquence and arguing, Greek meeting Greek in high places, ha... ...t de longs discours!”—So insensible were these poor creatures to bursts of Parliamentary eloquence! One learns also that the royal Carriages are getti...

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...e limits of decorum imposed on the press, it could only be dealt with by a parliamentary body subject to no such limits. A Readable Bluebook Few books... ... plate, and, generally, of their enthusiastic contentment with the present system, all in such startling contrast to the denunciations of the censorsh... ...onist, still are. The censorship scandal had existed for years without any parliamentary action being taken in the matter, and might have existed for ... ...ct of the censorship. The leaders, recognizing his he- reditary right to a parliamentary canter of some sort as a prelude to his public career, and fi... ...uite useless. Here we have a strong case for applying either the licensing system or whatever better means may be devized for securing the orderly co... ...Committee have dug (and concealed) in his path. Consider how the voluntary system must inevi- tably work. The Joint Select Committee expressly urges t...

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... ask for promotion on any other ground than that of family influence. As a parliamentary candidate, Burgoyne 71 GB Shaw took our common expression “f... ...der at Saratoga made him that occasion- ally necessary part of our British system, a scapegoat. The explanation of his defeat given in the play is fou... ...erred aristocratic commanders to successful ones. Horace Walpole, when the parliamentary recess came at a critical period of the War of Independence, ...

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...told, indeed, by Judge Blackstone, that after that event the ancient Saxon system of tenure was laid aside, and that the Normans, wherever they had la... ...he Normans, wherever they had lands granted to them, introduced the feodal system; and that at length it was adopted generally, and as constitutional,... ...wever, I think, appear to be sufficient reason for supposing that this new system was received into this manor, the customs here in use being evidentl... ...hose which were at this time established by the Normans. “Under the feodal system, the tenant originally held his lands entirely at the will of the lo... ...k an original and fundamental difference of tenure from that of the feodal system, and are, I presume, to be consid- ered, not as encroachments that h... ...d pattern of the class; and when afterwards he accepted the blue riband of Parliamentary representation as member for the University of Oxford, from f... ...atis- faction as a testimony to his consistent integrity through his whole parliamentary career, as it came from the Gladstonian ministry, and he had ...

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... I do not discourage bodily exercises: they are a rec- ognized part of our system. But I am sorry to say that Cashel has not escaped that tendency to ... ...ing is entered twice over.” “Ah!” said Skene, unfavorably impressed by the system; “once is enough for me. What’s your weight?” “I don’t know,” said t... ...d him, and wholesomely mistrustful of her own judgment for the future. His parliamentary experience had taught him to provide him- self with a few wel... ...y, she, fearing that he would suffer in health and appearance from want of systematic exercise, suggested that he should resume the practice of boxing... ... she, fearing that he would suffer in health and appear- ance from want of systematic exercise, suggested that he should resume the practice of boxing...

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...eek, first in thought and then in action, for some way of escape, some new system of society by which life may become richer, more full of joy and les... ... we live. I do not, however, regard either of them as the best practicable system. Marxian Socialism, I fear, would give far too much power to the Sta... ... to the rivalries of differ- ent groups of producers. The best practicable system, to my 7 Bertrand Russell mind, is that of Guild Socialism, which c... ...State Socialists and in the Syndical- ist fear of the State, by adopting a system of federalism among trades for reasons similar to those which are re... ...ind of democracy which they desire. Orthodox Socialists are con- tent with parliamentary democracy in the sphere of govern- ment, holding that the evi... ...ists, on the other hand, 12 Proposed Roads to Freedom object to the whole parliamentary machinery, and aim at a different method of regulating the po... ...nce of mind would make them a force for progress. Experience of democratic parliamentary government has shown that it falls very far short of what was... ...ich Syndicalism has given rise, that have popu- larized the revolt against parliamentary government and purely political means of emancipating the wag... ... different factions. In the early eight- ies there was a split between the Parliamentary Socialists and the Communist Anarchists. The latter thought t...

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...nsiderations on Representative Government By JOHN STUART MILL Author of “A System of Logic, Ratiocnative and Inductive” P P P P Pr r r r reface eface ... ... is generally thought to have ceased by the adoption of the representative system. But to surmount it completely, required the press, and even the new... ...f social improvement. T ake, again, such a familiar case as that of a good system of taxation and finance. This would generally be classed as be 20 ... ...ovince of Order. Yet what can be more con ducive to Progress? A financial system which promotes the one, conduces, by the very same excellences, to t... ... pur poses. Few persons, however, would think it any improve ment in our Parliamentary constitution if the members for the City of London were chose... ... electors did to any extent leave to their nominees the selection of their Parliamentary representative, the voter would be prevented from identifying... ...om the use of the ballot in clubs and private societies to its adoption in parliamentary elections. A member of a club is really, what the elector fal... ...ress another with questions as to how he had voted. It is far otherwise in Parliamentary elections, and is likely to remain so as long as the social r... ...lly as applicable to England at the present date, I have, in a pamphlet on Parliamentary Reform, expressed myself in terms which, as I do not feel tha...

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...usi- ness points of view each of these is an entirely separate en- tity, a system apart, under distinct necessities, needing entire freedom to make it... ... and vanity, they have had the en- ergy and humility to develop a splendid system of national education, to toil at science and art and literature, to... ...of wages or definite limitations of toil; his acceptance of the industrial system and its methods has been as complete and unquestioning as his accept... .... The worker is beginning now to strike for unprecedented ends—against the system, against the fundamental conditions of labour, to strike for no defi... ...turbance is the entirely unrepresentative and unbusinesslike nature of our parliamentary government. It is to a quite extraordinary extent a thing apa... ...ontested issue. Now a newspaper that dared to fill its columns mainly with parliamentary de- bates, with a full report of the trivialities the academi... ...ating caricature. It is quite plain now that those who first organised the parliamentary institutions which now are the ruling institu- tions of the g... ...sles. The organised masses of labour find themselves baffled both by their parliamentary representatives and by their trade union officials. They are ... ... man’s attainment of Parliament. It would be a help. Not only the level of parliamentary intelligence, but the level of personal independence would be...

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...delight me through all my boyhood. It was no part, however, of my father’s system to exclude books of amusement, though he allowed them very sparingly... ... rules unwritten. I regret that when my mind was full of the subject, from systematic practice, I did not put them, and our improvements of them, into... ...n is sacrificed. I rejoice in the decline of the old brutal and tyrannical system of teaching, which, however, did succeed in enforcing habits of appl... ... standing the superficial resemblance between Condillac’s psy chological system and my father’s) quite as much for a warn ing as for an example. I ... ...aring; and by the noble exer tions of Ricardo during the few years of his parliamentary life. His writings, following up the impulse given by the Bul... ...he representation forfeited by Grampound was transferred to it, an earnest Parliamentary reformer, and a man of large fortune, of which he made a libe... ...ught had occurred to him that it would be useful to pub lish annually the Parliamentary Debates, not in the chrono logical order of Hansard, but cla... ...sistance of Charles Austin, undertook the editorship. The work was called Parliamentary History and Review . Its sale was not sufficient to keep it i... ...nd it only lasted three years. It excited, however, some at tention among parliamentary and political people. The best strength of the party was put ...

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...titution, that the thirteen States are of too great extent for any general system, and that we must of necessity resort to separate con- federacies of... ...and the judi- cial decisions of the national government will be more wise, systematical, and judicious than those of individual States, and consequent... ...r separate confederacies can possibly do, for want of concert and unity of system. It can place the militia under one plan of discipline, and, by putt... ... wars founded upon commercial motives since that has become the prevailing system of nations, as were before occasioned by the cupidity of territory o... ... form? Is it a fair comparison? Does the British Constitution restrain the parliamentary discretion to one year? Does the American impose on the Congr... ...the British Constitution, has nevertheless, in practice, been lim- ited by parliamentary discretion to a single year. Now, if in Great Britain, where ... ...n under septennial elections, and all the other vicious ingredients in the parliamentary constitution, we can- not doubt that a reduction of the perio... ...e most frequent Virginia was the colony which stood first in resisting the parliamentary usurpations of Great Britain; it was the first also in espous... ...operation was necessary to the obligatory efficacy of the treaty. But this parliamentary interposition proceeds from a differ- ent cause: from the nec...

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...nation and an- other, or what is called, in the language of the mercantile system, underselling: a subject which political economists have taken littl... ...ountries can be pre- vailed upon simultaneously to relax their restrictive systems, so as to create an immediate increase of demand for our ex- ports ... ...cted, either by the friends or by the opponents of the present restrictive system. The wine-growers of France, who imagine that free trade would relie... ...an able article on the Silk question, in a work of too short duration, the Parliamentary Review. ESSA ESSA ESSA ESSA ESSAY II Y II Y II Y II Y II O O ... ...to the public toll-free, the labour and expenditure would be, on the above system, clearly un- productive. But if the government, or an association of... ...ths for the purpose of being therein de- posited; they proceeded in a less systematic manner. As dis- coveries were gathered in, either one by one, or...

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...veness of ar- rangement at which Mr. Casaubon aimed) that all the mythical systems or erratic mythical fragments in the world were cor- ruptions of a ... ...preter of hieroglyphs write detestable verses? Has the theory of the solar system been advanced by graceful manners and conversational tact? Suppose w... ...s might be more peculiar than others. He did not approve of a too lowering system, including reckless cup- ping, nor, on the other hand, of incessant ... ...to enter on, had not been their doctor (Mrs. Vincy not liking the lowering system adopted by him), he had many patients among their connections and ac... ...er of some standing—his interjection being something between a laugh and a Parliamentary disapproval; “we must let you have your say. But what we have... ...ws where, but dead against 345 George Eliot Ministers, and an experienced Parliamentary man. Hawley’s rather rough: he forgot that he was speaking to... ... some good things on his estate that he never would have done but for this Parliamentary bite.” “He’s not fitted to be a public man,” said Lydgate, wi... ...of a fourth candidate “in the bag” had not yet been fulfilled, neither the Parliamentary Candidate Society nor any other power on the watch to secure ... ...s coming back? Delightful!—coming back, it was to be hoped, quite cured of Parliamentary fever and pioneering. Apropos of the “Pioneer”—somebody had p...

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...tiveness of arrangement at which Mr. Casaubon aimed) that all the mythical systems or erratic mythical fragments in the world were corruptions of a tr... ...preter of hieroglyphs write detestable verses? Has the theory of the solar system been advanced by graceful manners and conversational tact? Suppose w... ...s might be more peculiar than others. He did not approve of a too lowering system, including reckless cupping, nor, on the other hand, of incessant po... ...to enter on, had not been their doctor (Mrs. Vincy not liking the lowering system adopted by him), he had many patients among their connections and ac... ...er of some standing—his interjection being something between a laugh and a Parliamentary disapproval; “we must let you have your say. But what we have... ...me from heaven knows where, but dead against Ministers, and an experienced Parliamentary man. Haw ley’s rather rough: he forgot that he was speaking ... ... some good things on his estate that he never would have done but for this Parliamentary bite.” “He’s not fitted to be a public man,” said Lydgate, wit... ... of a fourth candidate “in the bag” had not yet been fulfilled, neither the Parliamentary Candidate Society nor any other power on the watch to secure ... ...s coming back? Delightful!—coming back, it was to be hoped, quite cured of Parliamentary fever and pioneering. Apropos of the “Pioneer”— somebody had ...

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...fessed gospels, or in codes, or in political ora- tions, or in philosophic systems, is not the main world at all: it is only the self-consciousness of... ...otive for misleading his fellowmen as to the place of the sun in the solar system: he looked for it as honestly as a shepherd seeks his path in a mist... ... would go straight to the Guardians for relief, and knock the whole social system to pieces with most beneficial reconstructive results. The rea- son ... ...ial-Democrat, are you? THE ANARCHIST. He means that he has sold out to the parliamentary humbugs and the bourgeoisie. Compromise! that is his faith. D...

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... everything? THE DENTIST . Yes. THE YOUNG LADY. Why? THE DENTIST . It’s my system. I’m what’s called a five shil- ling dentist. THE YOUNG LADY. How ni... ... and to demand University degrees, the opening of the professions, and the parliamentary franchise for women as well as men? MRS. CLANDON (resolutely)... ...liments in a kindly, charming way. If you lived in London, where the whole system is one of false good-fellowship, and you may know a man for twenty y...