CONSIDERATIONS ON TEPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT-´úÒéÖÆÕþ¸®

µ¼¶ÁCHAPTER I TO WHAT EXTENT FORMS OF GOVERNMENT ARE A MATTER OF CHOICECHAPTER II THE CRITERION OF A GOOD FORM OF GOVERNMENTCHAPTER III THAT THE IDEALLY BEST FORM OF GOVERNMENT IS REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENTCHAPTER IV UNDER WHAT SOCIAL CONDITIONS REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT IS INAPPLICABLECHAPTER V OF THE PROPER FUNCTIONS OF REPRESENTATIVE BODIESCHAPTER VI OF THE INFIRMITIES AND DANGERS TO WHICH REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT IS LIABLECHAPTER VII OF TRUE AND FALSE DEMOCRACY;REPRESENTATION OF ALL, AND REPRESENTATION OF THE MAJORITY ONLYCHAPTER VIII OF THE EXTENSION OF THE SUFFRAGECHAPTER IX SHOULD THERE BE TWO STAGES OF ELECTION CHAPTER X OF THE MODE OF VOTINGCHAPTER XI OF THE DURATION OF PARLIAMENTSCHAPTER XII OUGHT PLEDGES TO BE REQUIRED FROM MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT CHAPTER XIII OF A SECOND CHAMBERCHAPTER XIV OF THE EXECUTIVE IN A REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENTCHAPTER XV OF LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE BODIESCHAPTER XVI OF NATIONALITY, AS CONNECTED WITH REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENTCHAPTER XVII OF FEDERAL REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENTSCHAPTER XVIII OF THE GOVERNMENT OF DEPENDENCIES BY A FREE STATEÊõÓï»ã±àÓë¼òÊÍ