Lord Speaker

| | |18 | | | | |1515 | |Wolsey appointed Lord Chancellor. He would| | | | | |become one of the most important advisers | | | |

ministres, c.a.d Intérieur (Home Secretary), Affaires Étrangères (Foreign Secretary), Économie (Chancellor of the Exchequer), Justice (Lord Chancellor) et les ministres concernés par les affaires du jour. - les secrétaires d'État - les ministres d'État (ou Parliamentary Secretaries) chargés des relations avec le Parlement. - les ministres sans portefeuille : le Lord President of the Council qui est aussi souvent Leader de la Chambre des Lords,... Pour des raisons pratiques, tous sont membres d’une

thus further significant that the monster’s first verbal exchange with his creator (spoken at the top of Mount Montanvert), opens with a line evocative of the defendant’s plea in court: “The guilty are allowed, by human laws, bloody as they are, to speak in their own defence before they are condemned. Listen to me, Frankenstein.” Indeed, rather than just being a didactic passage - Shelley stressing the importance of refraining judgement based on superficialities – the monster’s narrative could too

membres nommés, les membres héréditaires ne pouvant plus y sièger.Les lords sont nommés à vie,il y a environ 1000 Lords mais seuls 60 peuvent se réunir.La chambre des Lords est représentée par un Lord chancelier,qui sert d’intermédiaire entre le cabinet et elle. -La Chambre des Communes : est présidée par un Speaker dont la neutralité lui assure d'etre réélu en cas de changement de majorité. Ses pouvoirs sont étendus puisqu'elle vote les lois et autorise l'ouverture des crédits et approuve les recettes

upon Avon – Son of a wealthy merchant. Studies latin literature. 1582: marries Anne Hathaway 1592: First production of Henry VI part I at the Rose Theatre in London. 1593: The Plague: theatres closed. 1594-97: actor, writer and investor in the Lord Chamberlain’s men. 1598-1603: death of Queen Elizabeth 1st, James 1st ascends the throne – he was from the house of Stuarts James of Scotland. He became the patron of Shakespeare’s company now called the King’s men. Shakespeare writes darker plays

Cette bataille amène ainsi la chute de Yorktown, puis l'indépendance des États-Unis d'Amérique. C’est un des seuls exemples de bataille navale décisive. Le 17 octobre 1781, Yorktown tombe. À Londres, la défaite provoqua le renvoi du cabinet de Lord North, qui fut remplacé par des libéraux favorables à la paix. En 1783 par le traité de Versailles, l’Angleterre accorde leur indépendance aux colonies d’Amérique du nord. La France récupère la Louisiane. 1796, rédaction de la constitution

were applied which constituted the local law. Customs in Manchester is different from customs from London. 1066: William the conqueror became king of England, he defats Saxons. To reinforce his power: he has to develop a new system of law. Local lord is in charge to the local law. He creates 3 centrals ports in London, precisely in Westminster. The Court of Exchequer: disputes taxation. Court of common pleas Court of kings bench which is the most important court dealing with most important

159, // 260). BANQUO, aux sorcières : « If you can look into the seeds of time, / And say which grain will grow and which will not, / Speak then to me, who neither beg nor fear / Yours favours nor your hate ». A Banquo, elle disent qu‟il « produira des rois, bien que ne l‟étant pas » ; Mcb, incrédule, leur ordonne de parler plus : « Stay, you imperfect speakers, tell me more » (« incomplètes discoureuses », ou « bouches obscures », trad. YB, 173) [comparer la demande humble de Banquo, 151-163, et

preceding medieval' property system 'England [was] in this respect the model country for the other continental countries' (Marx, 1973: 277). It was, as Brenner puts it 'classically in England' that we have 'the rise of the three- tiered relation of land lord/ capitalist tenant/ free wage labour, around which Marx developed much of his theory of capitalist development in Capital' (1977: 75). For Max Weber also, England was 'the home of capitalism' (1961: 251); it was in England above all that the Puritan

discovered to have carefully planned the murder and then found they needed to kill the other two victims. Chapter 1: Linnet Ridgeway is ‘the girl who has everything’. Rich, intelligent and beautiful, she has just bought a new property – Wode Hall, and Lord Windlesham wants to marry her. Her friend Joanna, who envies her position and is delighted with her pearls, is with her when Linnet’s former classmate, Jaqueline de Bellefort, pays her a visit. Jackie is engaged to Simon Doyle, a handsome though poor