An Introduction to the Problem of Government

¹See action acts administrative adopted amendment American Political appointed bicameral bill body British Bryce Cabinet Cabinet Government candidates caucus Chamber Chap character civil commissions committees Congress Constitutional Government Constitutional Law courts declared democracy democratic determine discussion doctrine elected electorate enactment enforcement England English ernment established executive exercise exist fact federal French functions German German Empire House of Commons House of Lords Imperial Imperial Diet important individual influence interests Introduction to Political judicial legislative legislature liberty local government areas Lord Lowell majority matters means ment ministers Modern necessary operation organ Parliament parliamentary persons policies political parties Political Science Politics of France popular government practice President principle procedure proportional representation Prussia public opinion question reference regard representatives responsible result Review rules Senate separation of powers social statute theory tion tional tive United vote voters Willoughby written constitution