A Leap in the Dark
A Criticism Of The Principles Of Home Rule As Illustrated By The Bill Of 1893
By A.V. Dicey K.C., Hon. D.C.L.
Fellow Of All Souls College; Formerly Vinerian Professor Of English Law In The University Of Oxford; Author Of 'England's Case Against Home Rule,' 'The Verdict,' 'An Introduction To The Study Of The Law Of The Constitution'
FIRST EDITION June 1893
Reprinted June 1893
SECOND EDITION July 1911
THIRD EDITION January 1912
London
John Murray, Albemarle Street, W.
1912
TO
Irish Unionists Whose Noble And Strenuous Defence Of Their Own Rights And Liberties As Citizens Of Great Britain And Ireland Will I Trust Preserve The Political Unity Of The United Kingdom
Contents
- Contents
- Preface To First Edition
- Introduction
- Chapter I—Old And New Constitution
- Home Rule Bill a New Constitution for United Kingdom
- The Present Constitution
- Effective Authority Of Parliament Throughout United Kingdom
- Distinction Between Supremacy Of Parliament In United Kingdom And Supremacy Of Parliament In Colonies
- Absence of Federalism
- The New Constitution
- Abolition In Ireland Of Effective Authority Of Imperial Parliament
- Introduction Of Federalism
- Features Of Federalism
- Restrictions on Irish (State) Parliament
- Imperial (Federal) Parliament
- Means For Enforcement Of Federal Compact
- Recognition Of Federal Spirit
- Importance Of Change In Constitution
- ...