History of the American Nation volume 7
History of the American Nation volume 7
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E. , to the body of ministers who advise him, so that if he errs, it is through their fault ; they suffer and he escapes. The ministers cannot allege, as a defense for any act of theirs, the command of the Crown. If the Crown gives them an order of which OUR SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT 2083 they disapprove, they ought to resign. The minis ters sit in the legislature, practically forming in Eng land, as has been observed by the most acute of Eng lish constitutional writers, a committee of the legis lat...ure, chosen by the majority for the time being. The ministers are accountable to the legislature, and must resign office as soon as they lose its confidence. The ministers are jointly as well as severally liable for their acts : i. E. , the blame of an act done by any of them falls on the whole cabinet, unless one of them chooses to take it entirely on himself and re tire from office. Their responsibility is collective.
None of these principles holds true in America. The President is personally responsible for his acts, not indeed to Congress, but to the people, by whom he is chosen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. , to the body of ministers who advise him, so that if he errs, it is through their fault ; they suffer and he escapes. The ministers cannot allege, as a defense for any act of theirs, the command of the Crown. If the Crown gives them an order of which OUR SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT 2083 they disapprove, they ought to resign. The minis ters sit in the legislature, practically forming in Eng land, as has been observed by the most acute of Eng lish constitutional writers, a committee of the legis lat...ure, chosen by the majority for the time being. The ministers are accountable to the legislature, and must resign office as soon as they lose its confidence. The ministers are jointly as well as severally liable for their acts : i. E. , the blame of an act done by any of them falls on the whole cabinet, unless one of them chooses to take it entirely on himself and re tire from office. Their responsibility is collective.
None of these principles holds true in America. The President is personally responsible for his acts, not indeed to Congress, but to the people, by whom he is chosen.
What to read after History of the American Nation volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William James Jackman to read onlineMoreLess
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