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The Cabinet,y there were some politicians like Charles James Fox or his nephew, Lord Holland, who as late as 1806 argued in Parliament that the cabinet was unknown to the constitution and that the emergence of such conventions as collective cabinet responsibility were unconstitutional in so far as they restrict

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