J. S. Mill's representative government / by Kshemesh Chandra De

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To what extent forms of government and a matter of choice Criterion of a good form of government Ideally best form of government Under what conditions representative government is inapplicable Proper functions of representative bodies Infirmities and dangers to which representative government is liable Of true and false democracy Of the extension of suffrage Should there be two stages of election Of the mode of voting Of the duration of parliament Ought pledges to be required from members of parliament Of a second chamber Of the executive in a representative government Of local representative bodies Of nationality as connected with representative government Of federal representative governments Of government of dependencies