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If among the people of any land the hatred of the Jews or of Judaism should exist , it would certainly be desirable that this odious prejudice should find some exponent or advocate in the Parliament of such country , for the knowledge of popular errors or delusions may well be essential to the carrying out of just government or wise administration . The important thing is to make dear that the doctrine of Parliamentary sovereignty is , both on its positive and on its negative side , fully recognised by the law of England . As it is with the American lawyer compared with the American historian , so it is with the English lawyer as compared with the English historian . Parliament , in the second place , had long before 1884 practically admitted the truth of the doctrine in vain pressed upon his contemporaries by Burke ,23 when insisting upon the folly of the attempt made by the Parliament of England to exert as much absolute power in Massachusetts as in Middlesex , that a real limit to the exercise of sovereignty is imposed not by the laws of man but by the nature of things , and that it was vain for a parliamentary or any other sovereign to try to exert equal power throughout the whole of an immense Empire . The default is 256 buckets and must be set to a power of two . The French inhabitants of Quebec are Frenchmen to the core . Peel also was able to show that while he and his followers were prepared to resist any further changes in the constitution , they fully accepted the Reform Act of 1832 , and , while utterly rejecting a policy of reaction , were ready to give the country the benefits of enlightened administration .