 Neither can I admit that it makes any real difference in the case, if the directions issued by the Imperial Government related to what may be termed legislative as distinguished from executive affairs. It may be quite as essential, in order to carry into...  Parliamentary Papers - Página 4por Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1895Visualização integral - Acerca deste livro
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...power in furtherance of the policy which has been finally decided upon by the advisers of the Crown. " Neither can I admit that it makes any real difference...argument would represent it to be, that the power <jf the Imperial Government were limited to the mere interposition of a veto on Acts passed in India,... | |
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