The House of Lords And the Unjust Veto
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By a majority of 58 the PTouse of C-om- mons determined to buy back from its officers the command of the EngKsh Army, and to substitute, for promotion by the purse, promotion by merit. To delay the measure the Lords passed an ingenious resolution, declaring that they were unable to con^ sider the question of purchase, until they had before them the whole scheme for the reorganisation of the army. This is a favourite formula, only quite recently made to do duty to reject the Plural Voters Bill (...1906) (sec pars. 39, 44). Delay might have been dangerous in the then condition of Europe. It was a serious question what should be done. As purchase had never been legalised by Parliament, and rested entirely upon a Royal Warrant, Mr. Gladstone turned the flank of the House of Lords by declaring by Boyal Warrant that purchase was abolished. Created by one exercise of the Koyal prerogative, Mr. Gladstone abolished it by another, and recovered for the English people the command of their own troops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By a majority of 58 the PTouse of C-om- mons determined to buy back from its officers the command of the EngKsh Army, and to substitute, for promotion by the purse, promotion by merit. To delay the measure the Lords passed an ingenious resolution, declaring that they were unable to con^ sider the question of purchase, until they had before them the whole scheme for the reorganisation of the army. This is a favourite formula, only quite recently made to do duty to reject the Plural Voters Bill (...1906) (sec pars. 39, 44). Delay might have been dangerous in the then condition of Europe. It was a serious question what should be done. As purchase had never been legalised by Parliament, and rested entirely upon a Royal Warrant, Mr. Gladstone turned the flank of the House of Lords by declaring by Boyal Warrant that purchase was abolished. Created by one exercise of the Koyal prerogative, Mr. Gladstone abolished it by another, and recovered for the English people the command of their own troops.
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