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The first is appropriate to 1884 , the second is appropriate to 1914 - date did intend to retain for the Imperial Parliament , and the Imperial Government as representing such Parliament , a real and effective control over the action of the ministry and the legislature of each self-governing colony in so far as that control was not palpably inconsistent with independence as regards the management of strictly local affairs . Yet , when we turn our attention from the legal existence to the actual exercise of royal authority in England , we see these formidable prerogatives dwindled into mere ceremonies ; and in their stead , a sure and commanding influence , of which the constitution , it seems , is totally ignorant , growing out of that enormous patronage , which the increased extent and opulence of the Empire has placed in the disposal of the executive magistrate . the dictum that " liability to taxation involves the right to representation , " do verbally cover a woman 's claim to a parliamentary vote . Is the whole expense of Imperial defence to be borne by the federated states , or will the new federation of its own authority impose taxes upon India and the Crown colonies for the advantage of the federated state ?