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Apache 1.1 and earlier let modules handle POST and PUT requests by themselves . Some apparent exceptions to this rule no doubt suggest themselves . British Home Rulers have always been anxious to conceal from themselves that the creation of a separate Irish Parliament , and a separate Irish Cabinet depending for its existence on such Parliament , is a real repeal of the Act of Union between Great Britain and Ireland . An Act of Indemnity is a statute , the object of which is to make legal transactions which when they took place were illegal , or to free individuals to whom the statute applies from liability for having broken the law ; enactments of this kind were annually passed with almost unbroken regularity for more than a century ( 1727-1828 ) to free Dissenters from penalties , for having accepted municipal offices without duly qualifying themselves by taking the sacrament according to the rites of the Church of England . There are , as I have intimated ,104 two objects on which every Imperialist should fix his eyes . Let us then consider next the tendency of the referendum to lessen the evils of the party system . I yield to no man in my passion for the greatness , the strength , the glory , and the moral unity of the British Empire.1021 am one of the thousands of Englishmen who approved , and still approve , of the war in South Africa because it forbade secession . In explaining the succession which is worked out between buyer and seller for the purpose of creating a prescriptive right , such as a right of way over neighboring land to the land bought and sold , it was shown that one who , instead of purchasing the land , had wrongfully possessed himself of it by force , would not be treated as a successor , and would get no benefit from the previous use of the way by his disseisee . Again , the fact is clear that the assign got the benefit of the warranty to the first grantee , not of a new one to himself , as has been shown , and Bracton 's explanation of how this was worked out falls in with what has been seen of the course of the German and Anglo-Saxon law , and with the pervading thought of the Roman law . In plain truth , while every man of at all respectable instincts desires what he considers justice for himself and for the class to which he belongs , almost all men desire something more than , and different from , justice for themselves and against their neighbours . Let us now consider the position of Parliament in regard to those private rights which are in civilised states justly held specially secure or sacred . Since I first endeavoured to lay down the few general principles which in my judgment lie at the basis of our constitution , I have , whilst engaged in that attempt , always enjoyed his sympathy and encouragement , and , especially in the later editions of my work , I have received from him corrections and suggestions given by one who had explored not only the principles but also all the minute rules of our constitutional law and practice . " This name is a good one ; it reminds us that the main use of the referendum is to prevent the passing of any important Act which does not command the sanction of the electors . He will find ( it must be admitted ) no lack of distinguished guides ; he may avail himself of the works of lawyers such as Blackstone , of the investigations of historians such as Hallam or Freeman , and of the speculations of philosophical theorists such as Bagehot or Hearn . There is no reason to suppose that Madame Roland ever claimed parliamentary votes for herself or for her sex . I venture to assure all my readers that this forgetfulness of England and by England I here mean the country known , and famous , as England before the legal creation either of Great Britain or of the United Kingdom is a fashion opposed both to common sense and to common justice , and , like all opposition to the nature of things , will ultimately come to nothing . If any one considers the infinite diversity of the keeps us one ? Public difficulties , not to say dangers , might have been averted if , in the contest between Mr. Hayes and Mr. Tilden , a few Republican electors had felt themselves at liberty to vote for the Democratic candidate . This appeal has made its appearance at every crisis in the history of England , and indeed no one has stated so forcibly as my friend Mr. Freeman himself the peculiarity of all English efforts to extend the liberties of the country , namely , that these attempts at innovation have always assumed the form of an appeal to preexisting rights .