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From Paris to London to New York to San Francisco, this phenomenon resulted in bitter denunciations, criticism and recriminations which thundered from pulpits to the Houses of Parlia [...]

2009 March | Edwardian Promenade 2009

And with a strong communist presence in Parlia - ment, he may not be able to promote an aggressive reformist agenda, even if he wants to.

Born Again 2008

All applications for seats in the Press Gallery inside Parlia - ment or anywhere else on the site should be directed to the secretary of Parliament or the SA Communication Services.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1994

All applications for seats in the Press Gallery inside Parlia - ment or anywhere else on the site should be directed to the secretary of Parliament or the SA Communication Services.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1994

Parlia - mentary institutions are no guarantee against tyranny; nor can universal suffrage be held to provide any de - fense.

DEMOCRACY STEPHEN R. GRAUBARD 1968

In England ideas like those of the Levellers, though not acknowledged as theirs since the term was prejora - tive, continued to be expressed in the eighteenth cen - tury, were actively advanced by English “Jacobins” at the time of the French Revolution, inspired Parlia - mentary reform, and animated the Chartists in the nineteenth century.

EQUALITY R. R. PALMER 1968

In England, the influence was due to political institutions (Parlia - ment, State Church, common law) and societal factors

CONSERVATISM RUDOLF VIERHAUS 1968

In the seventeenth-century struggle between Parlia - ment and the Crown, the common lawyers threw their weight onto the side of Parliament and this alliance

COMMON LAW PETER STEIN 1968

Lilburne, argues for the sovereignty of the common people, who need to be made the masters of Parlia - ment.

DEMOCRACY STEPHEN R. GRAUBARD 1968

For Blackstone, sovereignty rested in Parlia - ment — King, Lords, and Commons.

DEMOCRACY STEPHEN R. GRAUBARD 1968