Whitehall
Whitehall
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As it now stands, one section of the Home Office deals with naturalization and aliens, together with the licens- ing laws for the liquor traffic. A second section deals with prisons and prisoners, appointments of justices' clerks and clerks of the peace, and some of the adminis- tration consequent upon criminal proceedings. The police forces of counties and boroughs are co-ordinated by the same section, and its officials deal with the governmental correspondence or take action relating to riots..., extradition, and the King's prerogative of mercy. A third section of the Office deals with Juvenile Courts, the White Slave Traffic, and obscene publications. All 1 See below, p. 42.
THE HOME OFFICE 25 the functions so far named are obviously parts of the activities of the State as the source of social order. They are ' political ' activities in the restricted sense of that word ; and they are usually conceived to be ' govern- ment ' in its essence. Therefore the officials of the Home Office may be said to be in a very special sense ' the State, ' if what is most universal among the functions of government be regarded as what is essential to the State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As it now stands, one section of the Home Office deals with naturalization and aliens, together with the licens- ing laws for the liquor traffic. A second section deals with prisons and prisoners, appointments of justices' clerks and clerks of the peace, and some of the adminis- tration consequent upon criminal proceedings. The police forces of counties and boroughs are co-ordinated by the same section, and its officials deal with the governmental correspondence or take action relating to riots..., extradition, and the King's prerogative of mercy. A third section of the Office deals with Juvenile Courts, the White Slave Traffic, and obscene publications. All 1 See below, p. 42.
THE HOME OFFICE 25 the functions so far named are obviously parts of the activities of the State as the source of social order. They are ' political ' activities in the restricted sense of that word ; and they are usually conceived to be ' govern- ment ' in its essence. Therefore the officials of the Home Office may be said to be in a very special sense ' the State, ' if what is most universal among the functions of government be regarded as what is essential to the State.
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