The Governments of Europe
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THE GOVERNMENTS OF EUROPE
THE GOVERNMENTS OF EUROPE
BY
PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN AUTHOR OF "SOCIAL PROGRESS IN CONTEMPORARY EUROPE"
PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN AUTHOR OF "SOCIAL PROGRESS IN CONTEMPORARY EUROPE"
To My Father
BY
PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN AUTHOR OF "SOCIAL PROGRESS IN CONTEMPORARY EUROPE"
PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN AUTHOR OF "SOCIAL PROGRESS IN CONTEMPORARY EUROPE"
To My Father
PREFACE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
GOVERNMENTS OF EUROPE
PART I.—GREAT BRITAIN
CHAPTER I
I. The Importance of Historical Background
II. Anglo-Saxon Beginnings
III. The Norman-Plantagenet Period
IV. The Rise of Parliament
V. Administrative and Judicial Development
VI. The Tudor Monarchy
VII. Parliament under the Tudors
VIII. The Stuarts: Crown and Parliament
IX. The Later Stuarts: the Revolution of 1688-1689
I. The Importance of Historical Background
II. Anglo-Saxon Beginnings
III. The Norman-Plantagenet Period
IV. The Rise of Parliament
V. Administrative and Judicial Development
VI. The Tudor Monarchy
VII. Parliament under the Tudors
VIII. The Stuarts: Crown and Parliament
IX. The Later Stuarts: the Revolution of 1688-1689
CHAPTER II
I. Crown and Parliament after 1789
II. Rise of the Cabinet and of Political Parties
III. The Scottish and Irish Unions
IV. The Nature and Sources of the Constitution
V. The Flexibility of the Constitution
I. Crown and Parliament after 1789
II. Rise of the Cabinet and of Political Parties
III. The Scottish and Irish Unions
IV. The Nature and Sources of the Constitution
V. The Flexibility of the Constitution
CHAPTER III
I. The Crown: Legal Status and Privileges
II. The Powers of the Crown
III. The Importance and Strength of the Monarch
IV. Privy Council, Ministry, and Cabinet
V. The Executive Departments
VI. The Cabinet: Composition and Character
VII. The Cabinet in Action
I. The Crown: Legal Status and Privileges
II. The Powers of the Crown
III. The Importance and Strength of the Monarch
IV. Privy Council, Ministry, and Cabinet
V. The Executive Departments
VI. The Cabinet: Composition and Character
VII. The Cabinet in Action
CHAPTER IV
I. The House of Commons Prior to 1832
II. Parliamentary Reform, 1832-1885
III. The Franchise and the Electoral Questions of To-day
IV. Electoral Procedure and Regulations
I. The House of Commons Prior to 1832
II. Parliamentary Reform, 1832-1885
III. The Franchise and the Electoral Questions of To-day
IV. Electoral Procedure and Regulations
CHAPTER V
I. Composition
II. The Reform of the Lords: the Question prior to 1909
III. The Question of the Lords, 1909-1911
IV. The Parliament Act of 1911 and After
I. Composition
II. The Reform of the Lords: the Question prior to 1909
III. The Question of the Lords, 1909-1911
IV. The Parliament Act of 1911 and After
CHAPTER VI
I. The Assembling of the Chambers
II. Organization of the House of Commons
III. Organization of the House of Lords
IV. Privileges of the Houses and of Members
V. The Functions of Parliament
VI. General Aspects of Parliamentary Procedure
VII. The Conduct of Business in the Two Houses
I. The Assembling of the Chambers
II. Organization of the House of Commons
III. Organization of the House of Lords
IV. Privileges of the Houses and of Members
V. The Functions of Parliament
VI. General Aspects of Parliamentary Procedure
VII. The Conduct of Business in the Two Houses
CHAPTER VII
I. Parliamentarism and the Party System
II. Parties in the Later Eighteenth and Earlier Nineteenth Centuries.
III. The Second Era of Whig [Liberal] Ascendancy, 1830-1874
IV. The Second Era of Conservative Ascendancy, 1874-1905
V. The Liberal Revival
VI. The Rule of the Liberals, 1906-1912
VII. The Parties of To-day
I. Parliamentarism and the Party System
II. Parties in the Later Eighteenth and Earlier Nineteenth Centuries.
III. The Second Era of Whig [Liberal] Ascendancy, 1830-1874
IV. The Second Era of Conservative Ascendancy, 1874-1905
V. The Liberal Revival
VI. The Rule of the Liberals, 1906-1912
VII. The Parties of To-day
CHAPTER VIII
I. English Law
II. The Inferior Courts
III. The Higher Courts
IV. Local Government to the Municipal Corporations Act, 1835
V. Local Government Reform, 1835-1912
VI. Local and Central Government
VII. Local Government To-day: Rural
VIII. Local Government To-day: Urban
I. English Law
II. The Inferior Courts
III. The Higher Courts
IV. Local Government to the Municipal Corporations Act, 1835
V. Local Government Reform, 1835-1912
VI. Local and Central Government
VII. Local Government To-day: Rural
VIII. Local Government To-day: Urban
CHAPTER I
I. The Importance of Historical Background
II. Anglo-Saxon Beginnings
III. The Norman-Plantagenet Period
IV. The Rise of Parliament
V. Administrative and Judicial Development
VI. The Tudor Monarchy
VII. Parliament under the Tudors
VIII. The Stuarts: Crown and Parliament
IX. The Later Stuarts: the Revolution of 1688-1689
I. The Importance of Historical Background
II. Anglo-Saxon Beginnings
III. The Norman-Plantagenet Period
IV. The Rise of Parliament
V. Administrative and Judicial Development
VI. The Tudor Monarchy
VII. Parliament under the Tudors
VIII. The Stuarts: Crown and Parliament
IX. The Later Stuarts: the Revolution of 1688-1689
CHAPTER II
I. Crown and Parliament after 1789
II. Rise of the Cabinet and of Political Parties
III. The Scottish and Irish Unions
IV. The Nature and Sources of the Constitution
V. The Flexibility of the Constitution
I. Crown and Parliament after 1789
II. Rise of the Cabinet and of Political Parties
III. The Scottish and Irish Unions
IV. The Nature and Sources of the Constitution
V. The Flexibility of the Constitution
CHAPTER III
I. The Crown: Legal Status and Privileges
II. The Powers of the Crown
III. The Importance and Strength of the Monarch
IV. Privy Council, Ministry, and Cabinet
V. The Executive Departments
VI. The Cabinet: Composition and Character
VII. The Cabinet in Action
I. The Crown: Legal Status and Privileges
II. The Powers of the Crown
III. The Importance and Strength of the Monarch
IV. Privy Council, Ministry, and Cabinet
V. The Executive Departments
VI. The Cabinet: Composition and Character
VII. The Cabinet in Action
CHAPTER IV
I. The House of Commons Prior to 1832
II. Parliamentary Reform, 1832-1885
III. The Franchise and the Electoral Questions of To-day
IV. Electoral Procedure and Regulations
I. The House of Commons Prior to 1832
II. Parliamentary Reform, 1832-1885
III. The Franchise and the Electoral Questions of To-day
IV. Electoral Procedure and Regulations
CHAPTER V
I. Composition
II. The Reform of the Lords: the Question prior to 1909
III. The Question of the Lords, 1909-1911
IV. The Parliament Act of 1911 and After
I. Composition
II. The Reform of the Lords: the Question prior to 1909
III. The Question of the Lords, 1909-1911
IV. The Parliament Act of 1911 and After
CHAPTER VI
I. The Assembling of the Chambers
II. Organization of the House of Commons
III. Organization of the House of Lords
IV. Privileges of the Houses and of Members
V. The Functions of Parliament
VI. General Aspects of Parliamentary Procedure
VII. The Conduct of Business in the Two Houses
I. The Assembling of the Chambers
II. Organization of the House of Commons
III. Organization of the House of Lords
IV. Privileges of the Houses and of Members
V. The Functions of Parliament
VI. General Aspects of Parliamentary Procedure
VII. The Conduct of Business in the Two Houses
CHAPTER VII
I. Parliamentarism and the Party System
II. Parties in the Later Eighteenth and Earlier Nineteenth Centuries.
III. The Second Era of Whig [Liberal] Ascendancy, 1830-1874
IV. The Second Era of Conservative Ascendancy, 1874-1905
V. The Liberal Revival
VI. The Rule of the Liberals, 1906-1912
VII. The Parties of To-day
I. Parliamentarism and the Party System
II. Parties in the Later Eighteenth and Earlier Nineteenth Centuries.
III. The Second Era of Whig [Liberal] Ascendancy, 1830-1874
IV. The Second Era of Conservative Ascendancy, 1874-1905
V. The Liberal Revival
VI. The Rule of the Liberals, 1906-1912
VII. The Parties of To-day
CHAPTER VIII
I. English Law
II. The Inferior Courts
III. The Higher Courts
IV. Local Government to the Municipal Corporations Act, 1835
V. Local Government Reform, 1835-1912
VI. Local and Central Government
VII. Local Government To-day: Rural
VIII. Local Government To-day: Urban
I. English Law
II. The Inferior Courts
III. The Higher Courts
IV. Local Government to the Municipal Corporations Act, 1835
V. Local Government Reform, 1835-1912
VI. Local and Central Government
VII. Local Government To-day: Rural
VIII. Local Government To-day: Urban
PART II.—GERMANY
CHAPTER IX
I. Political Development Prior to 1848
II. The Creation of the Empire
III. The Constitution: Nature of the Empire
IV. The Empire and the States
I. Political Development Prior to 1848
II. The Creation of the Empire
III. The Constitution: Nature of the Empire
IV. The Empire and the States
CHAPTER X
I. The Emperor
II. The Chancellor
III. The Bundesrath
I. The Emperor
II. The Chancellor
III. The Bundesrath
CHAPTER XI
I. Composition of the Reichstag—Electoral System
II. Organization and Powers of the Reichstag
III. The Rise of Political Parties
IV. Party Politics after 1878
V. Parties since 1907
VI. Law and Justice
I. Composition of the Reichstag—Electoral System
II. Organization and Powers of the Reichstag
III. The Rise of Political Parties
IV. Party Politics after 1878
V. Parties since 1907
VI. Law and Justice
CHAPTER XII
I. The German States and their Governments
II. The Rise of Constitutionalism in Prussia
III. The Crown and the Ministry
I. The German States and their Governments
II. The Rise of Constitutionalism in Prussia
III. The Crown and the Ministry
CHAPTER XIII
I. Composition of the Landtag
II. The Movement for Electoral Reform
III. Organization and Functions of the Landtag
IV. Local Government: Origins and Principles[388]
V. Local Government: Areas and Organs
I. Composition of the Landtag
II. The Movement for Electoral Reform
III. Organization and Functions of the Landtag
IV. Local Government: Origins and Principles[388]
V. Local Government: Areas and Organs
CHAPTER XIV
I. The More Important Monarchies
II. The Lesser Monarchies and the City Republics
III. Alsace-Lorraine
I. The More Important Monarchies
II. The Lesser Monarchies and the City Republics
III. Alsace-Lorraine
CHAPTER IX
I. Political Development Prior to 1848
II. The Creation of the Empire
III. The Constitution: Nature of the Empire
IV. The Empire and the States
I. Political Development Prior to 1848
II. The Creation of the Empire
III. The Constitution: Nature of the Empire
IV. The Empire and the States
CHAPTER X
I. The Emperor
II. The Chancellor
III. The Bundesrath
I. The Emperor
II. The Chancellor
III. The Bundesrath
CHAPTER XI
I. Composition of the Reichstag—Electoral System
II. Organization and Powers of the Reichstag
III. The Rise of Political Parties
IV. Party Politics after 1878
V. Parties since 1907
VI. Law and Justice
I. Composition of the Reichstag—Electoral System
II. Organization and Powers of the Reichstag
III. The Rise of Political Parties
IV. Party Politics after 1878
V. Parties since 1907
VI. Law and Justice
CHAPTER XII
I. The German States and their Governments
II. The Rise of Constitutionalism in Prussia
III. The Crown and the Ministry
I. The German States and their Governments
II. The Rise of Constitutionalism in Prussia
III. The Crown and the Ministry
CHAPTER XIII
I. Composition of the Landtag
II. The Movement for Electoral Reform
III. Organization and Functions of the Landtag
IV. Local Government: Origins and Principles[388]
V. Local Government: Areas and Organs
I. Composition of the Landtag
II. The Movement for Electoral Reform
III. Organization and Functions of the Landtag
IV. Local Government: Origins and Principles[388]
V. Local Government: Areas and Organs
CHAPTER XIV
I. The More Important Monarchies
II. The Lesser Monarchies and the City Republics
III. Alsace-Lorraine
I. The More Important Monarchies
II. The Lesser Monarchies and the City Republics
III. Alsace-Lorraine
PART III.—FRANCE
CHAPTER XV
I. A Century of Political Instability
II. The Revolutionary and Napoleonic Era
III. From the Restoration to the Revolution of 1848
IV. The Second Republic and the Second Empire
V. The Establishment of the Third Republic
VI. The Constitution of To-day
I. A Century of Political Instability
II. The Revolutionary and Napoleonic Era
III. From the Restoration to the Revolution of 1848
IV. The Second Republic and the Second Empire
V. The Establishment of the Third Republic
VI. The Constitution of To-day
CHAPTER XVI
I. The President
II. The Ministry
III. Parliament: Senate and Chamber of Deputies
IV. The Problem of Electoral Reform
I. The President
II. The Ministry
III. Parliament: Senate and Chamber of Deputies
IV. The Problem of Electoral Reform
CHAPTER XVII
I. Organization and Workings of the Chambers
II. Political Parties since 1871
I. Organization and Workings of the Chambers
II. Political Parties since 1871
CHAPTER XVIII
I. French Law
II. The Courts
III. Local Government: Development since 1789
IV. Local Government To-day
I. French Law
II. The Courts
III. Local Government: Development since 1789
IV. Local Government To-day
CHAPTER XV
I. A Century of Political Instability
II. The Revolutionary and Napoleonic Era
III. From the Restoration to the Revolution of 1848
IV. The Second Republic and the Second Empire
V. The Establishment of the Third Republic
VI. The Constitution of To-day
I. A Century of Political Instability
II. The Revolutionary and Napoleonic Era
III. From the Restoration to the Revolution of 1848
IV. The Second Republic and the Second Empire
V. The Establishment of the Third Republic
VI. The Constitution of To-day
CHAPTER XVI
I. The President
II. The Ministry
III. Parliament: Senate and Chamber of Deputies
IV. The Problem of Electoral Reform
I. The President
II. The Ministry
III. Parliament: Senate and Chamber of Deputies
IV. The Problem of Electoral Reform
CHAPTER XVII
I. Organization and Workings of the Chambers
II. Political Parties since 1871
I. Organization and Workings of the Chambers
II. Political Parties since 1871
CHAPTER XVIII
I. French Law
II. The Courts
III. Local Government: Development since 1789
IV. Local Government To-day
I. French Law
II. The Courts
III. Local Government: Development since 1789
IV. Local Government To-day
PART IV. ITALY
CHAPTER XIX
I. The Era of Napoleon
II. The Restoration and the Revolution of 1848
III. The Achievement of Unification
IV. The Constitution
I. The Era of Napoleon
II. The Restoration and the Revolution of 1848
III. The Achievement of Unification
IV. The Constitution
CHAPTER XX
I. The Crown and the Ministry
II. Parliament: the Senate
III. The Chamber of Deputies—Parliamentary Procedure
IV. The Judiciary
V. Local Government
I. The Crown and the Ministry
II. Parliament: the Senate
III. The Chamber of Deputies—Parliamentary Procedure
IV. The Judiciary
V. Local Government
CHAPTER XXI
I. Quirinal and Vatican
II. Parties and Ministries, 1861-1896
III. The Era of Composite Ministries, 1896-1912
IV. Phases of Party Politics
I. Quirinal and Vatican
II. Parties and Ministries, 1861-1896
III. The Era of Composite Ministries, 1896-1912
IV. Phases of Party Politics
CHAPTER XIX
I. The Era of Napoleon
II. The Restoration and the Revolution of 1848
III. The Achievement of Unification
IV. The Constitution
I. The Era of Napoleon
II. The Restoration and the Revolution of 1848
III. The Achievement of Unification
IV. The Constitution
CHAPTER XX
I. The Crown and the Ministry
II. Parliament: the Senate
III. The Chamber of Deputies—Parliamentary Procedure
IV. The Judiciary
V. Local Government
I. The Crown and the Ministry
II. Parliament: the Senate
III. The Chamber of Deputies—Parliamentary Procedure
IV. The Judiciary
V. Local Government
CHAPTER XXI
I. Quirinal and Vatican
II. Parties and Ministries, 1861-1896
III. The Era of Composite Ministries, 1896-1912
IV. Phases of Party Politics
I. Quirinal and Vatican
II. Parties and Ministries, 1861-1896
III. The Era of Composite Ministries, 1896-1912
IV. Phases of Party Politics
PART V.—SWITZERLAND
CHAPTER XXII
I. The Confederation and Its Constitution
II. The Nation and the States
III. Cantonal Legislation: the Referendum and the Initiative
IV. The Cantonal Executive and Judiciary
I. The Confederation and Its Constitution
II. The Nation and the States
III. Cantonal Legislation: the Referendum and the Initiative
IV. The Cantonal Executive and Judiciary
CHAPTER XXIII
I. The Executive
II. Legislation: the Federal Assembly
III. Legislation: the Referendum and the Initiative
IV. Political Parties
V. The Judiciary
I. The Executive
II. Legislation: the Federal Assembly
III. Legislation: the Referendum and the Initiative
IV. Political Parties
V. The Judiciary
CHAPTER XXII
I. The Confederation and Its Constitution
II. The Nation and the States
III. Cantonal Legislation: the Referendum and the Initiative
IV. The Cantonal Executive and Judiciary
I. The Confederation and Its Constitution
II. The Nation and the States
III. Cantonal Legislation: the Referendum and the Initiative
IV. The Cantonal Executive and Judiciary
CHAPTER XXIII
I. The Executive
II. Legislation: the Federal Assembly
III. Legislation: the Referendum and the Initiative
IV. Political Parties
V. The Judiciary
I. The Executive
II. Legislation: the Federal Assembly
III. Legislation: the Referendum and the Initiative
IV. Political Parties
V. The Judiciary
PART VI—AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
CHAPTER XXIV
I. Austrian Political Development to 1815
II. Hungarian Political Development to 1815
III. The Era of Metternich
IV. The Revolution of 1848
V. The Revival of Constitutionalism: the Ausgleich
I. Austrian Political Development to 1815
II. Hungarian Political Development to 1815
III. The Era of Metternich
IV. The Revolution of 1848
V. The Revival of Constitutionalism: the Ausgleich
CHAPTER XXV
I. The Constitution
II. The Crown and the Ministry
III. The Reichsrath—the Electoral System
IV. Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. The Constitution
II. The Crown and the Ministry
III. The Reichsrath—the Electoral System
IV. Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
CHAPTER XXVI
I. The Constitution
II. The Crown and the Ministry
III. Parliament—the Electoral System
IV. Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. The Constitution
II. The Crown and the Ministry
III. Parliament—the Electoral System
IV. Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
CHAPTER XXVII
I. The Common Organs of Government
II. The Territories of Bosnia and Herzegovina
I. The Common Organs of Government
II. The Territories of Bosnia and Herzegovina
CHAPTER XXIV
I. Austrian Political Development to 1815
II. Hungarian Political Development to 1815
III. The Era of Metternich
IV. The Revolution of 1848
V. The Revival of Constitutionalism: the Ausgleich
I. Austrian Political Development to 1815
II. Hungarian Political Development to 1815
III. The Era of Metternich
IV. The Revolution of 1848
V. The Revival of Constitutionalism: the Ausgleich
CHAPTER XXV
I. The Constitution
II. The Crown and the Ministry
III. The Reichsrath—the Electoral System
IV. Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. The Constitution
II. The Crown and the Ministry
III. The Reichsrath—the Electoral System
IV. Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
CHAPTER XXVI
I. The Constitution
II. The Crown and the Ministry
III. Parliament—the Electoral System
IV. Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. The Constitution
II. The Crown and the Ministry
III. Parliament—the Electoral System
IV. Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
CHAPTER XXVII
I. The Common Organs of Government
II. The Territories of Bosnia and Herzegovina
I. The Common Organs of Government
II. The Territories of Bosnia and Herzegovina
PART VII.—THE LOW COUNTRIES
CHAPTER XXVIII
I. A Century of Political Development
II. The Crown and the Ministry
III. The States-General and Political Parties
IV. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. A Century of Political Development
II. The Crown and the Ministry
III. The States-General and Political Parties
IV. The Judiciary and Local Government
CHAPTER XXIX
I. The Constitution—the Crown and the Ministry
II. The Houses of Parliament—the Electoral System
III. Parties and Electoral Reform Since 1894—Parliamentary Procedure
IV. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. The Constitution—the Crown and the Ministry
II. The Houses of Parliament—the Electoral System
III. Parties and Electoral Reform Since 1894—Parliamentary Procedure
IV. The Judiciary and Local Government
CHAPTER XXVIII
I. A Century of Political Development
II. The Crown and the Ministry
III. The States-General and Political Parties
IV. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. A Century of Political Development
II. The Crown and the Ministry
III. The States-General and Political Parties
IV. The Judiciary and Local Government
CHAPTER XXIX
I. The Constitution—the Crown and the Ministry
II. The Houses of Parliament—the Electoral System
III. Parties and Electoral Reform Since 1894—Parliamentary Procedure
IV. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. The Constitution—the Crown and the Ministry
II. The Houses of Parliament—the Electoral System
III. Parties and Electoral Reform Since 1894—Parliamentary Procedure
IV. The Judiciary and Local Government
PART VIII.—SCANDINAVIA
CHAPTER XXX
I. Development Prior to 1814
II. The Rise of Constitutionalism, 1814-1866
III. The Crown and the Ministry
IV. The Rigsdag—Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. Development Prior to 1814
II. The Rise of Constitutionalism, 1814-1866
III. The Crown and the Ministry
IV. The Rigsdag—Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
CHAPTER XXXI
I. Political Development to 1814
II. The Swedish-Norwegian Union, 1814-1905
III. The Norwegian Constitution—Crown and Ministry
IV. The Storthing—Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. Political Development to 1814
II. The Swedish-Norwegian Union, 1814-1905
III. The Norwegian Constitution—Crown and Ministry
IV. The Storthing—Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
CHAPTER XXXII
I. The Constitution—the Crown and the Ministry
III. The Riksdag in Operation—Political Parties
IV. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. The Constitution—the Crown and the Ministry
III. The Riksdag in Operation—Political Parties
IV. The Judiciary and Local Government
CHAPTER XXX
I. Development Prior to 1814
II. The Rise of Constitutionalism, 1814-1866
III. The Crown and the Ministry
IV. The Rigsdag—Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. Development Prior to 1814
II. The Rise of Constitutionalism, 1814-1866
III. The Crown and the Ministry
IV. The Rigsdag—Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
CHAPTER XXXI
I. Political Development to 1814
II. The Swedish-Norwegian Union, 1814-1905
III. The Norwegian Constitution—Crown and Ministry
IV. The Storthing—Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. Political Development to 1814
II. The Swedish-Norwegian Union, 1814-1905
III. The Norwegian Constitution—Crown and Ministry
IV. The Storthing—Political Parties
V. The Judiciary and Local Government
CHAPTER XXXII
I. The Constitution—the Crown and the Ministry
III. The Riksdag in Operation—Political Parties
IV. The Judiciary and Local Government
I. The Constitution—the Crown and the Ministry
III. The Riksdag in Operation—Political Parties
IV. The Judiciary and Local Government
PART IX.—THE IBERIAN STATES
CHAPTER XXXIII
I. The Beginnings of Constitutionalism
II. Political and Constitutional Development, 1833-1876
III. The Present Constitution
IV. The Crown and the Ministry
V. The Cortes
VI. Political Parties
VII. The Judiciary and local Government
I. The Beginnings of Constitutionalism
II. Political and Constitutional Development, 1833-1876
III. The Present Constitution
IV. The Crown and the Ministry
V. The Cortes
VI. Political Parties
VII. The Judiciary and local Government
CHAPTER XXXIV
I. A Century of Political Development
II. The Government of the Kingdom
III. The Revolution of 1910
IV. The Constitution of 1911
I. A Century of Political Development
II. The Government of the Kingdom
III. The Revolution of 1910
IV. The Constitution of 1911
CHAPTER XXXIII
I. The Beginnings of Constitutionalism
II. Political and Constitutional Development, 1833-1876
III. The Present Constitution
IV. The Crown and the Ministry
V. The Cortes
VI. Political Parties
VII. The Judiciary and local Government
I. The Beginnings of Constitutionalism
II. Political and Constitutional Development, 1833-1876
III. The Present Constitution
IV. The Crown and the Ministry
V. The Cortes
VI. Political Parties
VII. The Judiciary and local Government
CHAPTER XXXIV
I. A Century of Political Development
II. The Government of the Kingdom
III. The Revolution of 1910
IV. The Constitution of 1911
I. A Century of Political Development
II. The Government of the Kingdom
III. The Revolution of 1910
IV. The Constitution of 1911
INDEX
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American Government and Politics
A History of Political Theories
The American Commonwealth
The Government of American Cities
The Government of European Cities
The Government of England
PUBLISHED BY THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York
Social Progress in Contemporary Europe
The Opening of the Mississippi
Readings in American Government and Politics
American Government and Politics
A History of Political Theories
The American Commonwealth
The Government of American Cities
The Government of European Cities
The Government of England
PUBLISHED BY THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York
Printed in the United States of America
Social Progress in Contemporary Europe
The Opening of the Mississippi
Readings in American Government and Politics
American Government and Politics
A History of Political Theories
The American Commonwealth
The Government of American Cities
The Government of European Cities
The Government of England
PUBLISHED BY THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York
Social Progress in Contemporary Europe
The Opening of the Mississippi
Readings in American Government and Politics
American Government and Politics
A History of Political Theories
The American Commonwealth
The Government of American Cities
The Government of European Cities
The Government of England
PUBLISHED BY THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York
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