Lord Melbourne
Lord Melbourne
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I'hc influence of the Crown explained the process.
Though the discarded ministers had been so soundly beaten, the question was not allowed to drop, and it may be worth while referring to the views Lamb held on one collateral point which had been raised. He cannot yet be accepted as a constitutional authority, though it is probable that his opinions were better than his rhetoric, but he was in close communication with some of the ablest men of the party, and may be supposed to have known what wa...s then regarded as orthodox Whig doctrine. He mentions in his diary that Mr. Bathurst Bragge, Lord Sidmouth's brother- in-law, in the course of the discussion in the House, broached a doctrine which he believed to have been * unheard of before that day, ' namely, that the King may act constitutionally without any advisers, and that there are certain occasions, such as the interval between the dismissal of one set of ministers and the appointment of another, in which he must so act. Lamb's comment is, ' If this be admitted it leads either to the absurdity that in a free government there may be acts of the executive power for which no one is responsible, or to the unconstitutional conclusion that the King is amenable, ' and he denounces the doctrine as ' completely subversive of the very founda- tions of our government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'hc influence of the Crown explained the process.
Though the discarded ministers had been so soundly beaten, the question was not allowed to drop, and it may be worth while referring to the views Lamb held on one collateral point which had been raised. He cannot yet be accepted as a constitutional authority, though it is probable that his opinions were better than his rhetoric, but he was in close communication with some of the ablest men of the party, and may be supposed to have known what wa...s then regarded as orthodox Whig doctrine. He mentions in his diary that Mr. Bathurst Bragge, Lord Sidmouth's brother- in-law, in the course of the discussion in the House, broached a doctrine which he believed to have been * unheard of before that day, ' namely, that the King may act constitutionally without any advisers, and that there are certain occasions, such as the interval between the dismissal of one set of ministers and the appointment of another, in which he must so act. Lamb's comment is, ' If this be admitted it leads either to the absurdity that in a free government there may be acts of the executive power for which no one is responsible, or to the unconstitutional conclusion that the King is amenable, ' and he denounces the doctrine as ' completely subversive of the very founda- tions of our government.
What to read after Lord Melbourne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1823 1896 Verax to read onlineMoreLess
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