Political Science · Comparative Politics - British Constitution
The British Cabinet was described as a 'hyphen that joins, a buckle that fastens the executive and legislative departments together' by:
- 1Ivor Jennings
- 2A.V. Dicey
- 3Walter Bagehot✓
- 4Harold Laski
Correct answer
Walter Bagehot
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