The Development of Japan
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" He is the source of all authority and combines in himself all sovereignty. He sanctions all laws and orders them to be promulgated and executed. He convokes and prorogues the diet and dissolves the lower house. While the diet is not sitting, he can issue ordinances which have the force of law. He is the head of the ex6cutiV^ branch of the government, appoints and dismisses all officers, and deter- mines their salaries. He is supreme commander of the army and navy and declares war, makes peace..., and concludes treaties. He confers titles of nobility and has the power of pardoning and of granting amnesty. He is, in other words, virtually supreme. While all these functions are in practice exercised by his ministers, the latter are responsible to him, not to the diet, and he may interfere at any time with their actions. Still the emperor does not openly interfere in or guide the administration as in Germany. In many respects he reigns but does not govern. He has never under the new regime openly exercised any direct power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He is the source of all authority and combines in himself all sovereignty. He sanctions all laws and orders them to be promulgated and executed. He convokes and prorogues the diet and dissolves the lower house. While the diet is not sitting, he can issue ordinances which have the force of law. He is the head of the ex6cutiV^ branch of the government, appoints and dismisses all officers, and deter- mines their salaries. He is supreme commander of the army and navy and declares war, makes peace..., and concludes treaties. He confers titles of nobility and has the power of pardoning and of granting amnesty. He is, in other words, virtually supreme. While all these functions are in practice exercised by his ministers, the latter are responsible to him, not to the diet, and he may interfere at any time with their actions. Still the emperor does not openly interfere in or guide the administration as in Germany. In many respects he reigns but does not govern. He has never under the new regime openly exercised any direct power.
What to read after The Development of Japan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Latourette, Kenneth Scott, 1884-1968 to read onlineMoreLess
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