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So a covenant to serve as apprentice in a trade , which the other party covenants to teach , can only be performed if the other will teach , and must therefore be limited to that event . If any reader should be curious to know my views on Home Rule he will find them in a general form in England 's Case against Home Rule , published in 1887 ; and as applied to the last Home Rule Bill , in A fool 's Paradise , published in 1913 . The expression " veto " reminds us also that those who advocate the introduction of the referendum into England in fact demand that the electors , who are now admittedly the political sovereign of England , should be allowed to play the part in legislation which was really played , and with popular approval , by e.g . My aim in this Introduction has been to place before my readers the strongest argument against and also the strongest argument in favour of the introduction of the referendum into the constitution of England . The subject is dealt with by no means exhaustively , but with a view in the first place to bring out the causes of the demand in England for the referendum ; and in the next place to consider carefully and examine in turn first by far the strongest argument against , and secondly the strongest argument in favour of introducing the referendum into the constitution of England . Now my belief in the substantial truth of the first and the second of our three propositions makes it needless for me , at any rate for the purpose of this Introduction , to consider the reservations with which their absolute accuracy ought to be assumed . But there can be no doubt that in matters directly concerning the estate the identification of heir and ancestor has continued to the present day ; and as an estate in fee simple has been shown to be a distinct persona , we should expect to find a similar identification of buyer and seller in this part of the law , if anywhere . Introduction , as in the writing of every book which I have published , untold aid from suggestions made to me by a large number both of English and of foreign friends . The truth of this assertion is proved by actual legislation , by the existence among some classes of a certain distrust both of the law and of the judges , and by a marked tendency towards the use of lawless methods for the attainment of social or political ends . But wills of land were only exceptionally allowed by custom until the reign of Henry VIII ., and as the main doctrines of conveyancing had been settled long before that time , we must look further back and to other sources for their explanation . Can it be that a dark saying of Tocqueville 's , " the English constitution has no real existence " ( die n'existepoint11 ) , contains the truth of the whole matter ? If the first work of the poor voters is to try to create a " poor man 's paradise , " as poor men are apt to fancy that Paradise , and as they are apt to think they can create it , the great political trial now beginning will simply fail . Hence the provision contained in the constitution of the United States under which two Senators , and no more , are given to each state , though one be as populous , as large , and as wealthy as is New York , and another be as small in area and contain as few citizens as Rhode Island . The truth of this allegation can hardly be disputed ; the 112 Strictly , 638 members .