The Governments of Europe
The Governments of Europe
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By reason, however, of the multiplicity of party groups in the chambers, the necessarily composite character politically of every cabinet, and the generally unstable political condition of the country, ministries rarely possess much real imity, and in the adminis- tration of the public business they are likely to be handicapped by internal friction. ''The Italian ministry," says an able French writer, ''is manifestly unable to fulfill effectively the three-fold purpose of a parliamentary cabine...t. It exercises the executive power in the name, and xmder the authority, of the king; but it does not always know how to restrain Parliament within the bounds of its proper control, and it is obliged to tolerate the interference of deputies in the administration/ Through the emplo3mient of the initiative, and of influence upon the acts of Parliament, it is the power which impels legislation; but not in- frequently it is lacking in the authority essential to push through the reforms which it has undertaken, and the Chamber evades easily its control.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By reason, however, of the multiplicity of party groups in the chambers, the necessarily composite character politically of every cabinet, and the generally unstable political condition of the country, ministries rarely possess much real imity, and in the adminis- tration of the public business they are likely to be handicapped by internal friction. ''The Italian ministry," says an able French writer, ''is manifestly unable to fulfill effectively the three-fold purpose of a parliamentary cabine...t. It exercises the executive power in the name, and xmder the authority, of the king; but it does not always know how to restrain Parliament within the bounds of its proper control, and it is obliged to tolerate the interference of deputies in the administration/ Through the emplo3mient of the initiative, and of influence upon the acts of Parliament, it is the power which impels legislation; but not in- frequently it is lacking in the authority essential to push through the reforms which it has undertaken, and the Chamber evades easily its control.
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