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Publisher’s Note ix Foreword by Roger E. Michener xi Preface to the First Edition xxv Preface to the Eighth Edition xxix Analysis of Introduction xxxi Introduction to the Eighth Edition xxxv Outline of Subject The True Nature of Constitutional Law cxxv PART I The Sovereignty of Parliament I. The Nature of Parliamentary Sovereignty 3
II. Parliament and non-Sovereign Law-Making Bodies 36
Ill. Parliamentary Sovereignty and Federalism 73 PART II The Rule of Law IV. The Rule of Law: Its Nature and General Applications 107
V. The Right to Personal Freedom 123
VI. The Right to Freedom of Discussion 146
VII. The Right of Public Meeting 169
VIII. Martial Law 180
IX. The Army 188
X. The Revenue 200
XI. The Responsibility of Ministers 210
XII. Rule of Law compared with Droit Administratif 213
XIII. Relation between Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Rule of Law 268 PART III The Connection Between The Law of the Constitution and the Conventions of the Constitution XIV. Nature of Conventions of Constitution 277
XV. The Sanction by which the Conventions of the Constitution are Enforced 292 APPENDIX I. Rigidity of French Constitutions 317
II. Division of Powers in Federal States 325
III. Distinction between a Parliamentary Executive and a non-Parliamentary Executive 331
IV. The Right of Self-Defence 341
V. Questions Connected with the Right of Public Meeting 350
VI. Duty of Soldiers Called upon to Disperse an Unlawful Assembly 368
VII. The Meaning of an “Unconstitutional” Law 371
VIII. Swiss Federalism 372
IX. Australian Federalism 386
X. Martial Law in England during Time of War or Insurrection 396
XI. Constitution of the Tribunal des Confiits 416
XII. Proceedings Against the Crown 417
XIII. Parliament Act, 1911 418 Index
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