 | Lawrence Dundas Campbell, E. Samuel - 1812 - 596 pagine
...colour, for the most part, from tlie character and temporary views of the riding- individual, mnst necessarily be of too fugitive a nature to admit of...equally applicable to all periods and circumstances. Of this unsettled kind is the government not only of .Nepanl, bn: perhaps, of all the Asiatic countries.... | |
 | Sir Richard Phillips - 1826 - 480 pagine
...posture and implied restraints imposed by a precise, not to say immutable law or constitution, and taking its colour, for the most part, from the character...equally applicable to all periods and circumstances. Of this unsettled kind is the government not only of Nepaul, but perhaps of all the Asiatic countries.... | |
 | Sir Richard Phillips - 1838 - 480 pagine
...posture and implied restraints imposed by a precise, not to say immutable law or constitution, and taking its colour, for the most part, from the character...individual, must necessarily be of too fugitive a nature ta admit of any delineation equally apph cable to all periods and circumstances. Of this unsettled... | |
 | Francis Buchanan Hamilton - 1996 - 354 pagine
...Endowments. — Officers of State. — Military Establishment. — Differences in the parts -west from tiie River Kali. — Revenue and Civil Establishment. —...management of affairs in all the petty states was in many points the same, and differed chiefly in the names applied to similar officers, and in the nature... | |
 | W. Kirkpatrick - 1996 - 432 pagine
...positive and implied restraints imposed by a precise, not to say immutable law or constitution, and taking its colour, for the most part, from the character...equally applicable to all periods and circumstances. Of this unsettled kind is the government not only of Nepaul, but perhaps of all the Asiatic countries.... | |
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The genius of a government unacquainted alike with the posture and implied restraints imposed by a precise, not to say immutable law or constitution, and taking its colour, for the most part, from the character and temporary views of the ruling individual,... 